Thankfully finding good wine in Bali is not as difficult as it was ten years ago, these days suppliers and retailers are located on some of the most popular streets of the island.Established in January 2011, Bali Fine Wine is a great example, housed in a boutique-like setting within the complex of Kayu Aya Square, a short walk from the fahionable dining district of Oberoi. With a massive car park and easy-to-find location right in the heart of Seminyak, not to mention a great selection of wine, there is always a reason to go to Bali Fine Wine.
Presently over fifty wine labels, predominantly Australian and South African are on sale, with premium selected wine labels from Italy and France soon to be offered. With its concept of 'Boutique wine shop selling boutique wine labels,' Bali Fine Wine offers a distinctive range of wine assortments that may not find be found elsewhere on the island. The term boutique refers to the fact that each wine has been carefully selected from small vineyards with good rating points based on reliable experts such as Robert Parker and John Platter, and magazine such as the acclaimed Wine Spectator.
The shop is divided into two sections, the reception area, which has a winery like atmosphere created by ornaments such as wooden barrels and wine boxes, and houses a small display of wine, spirits, cigars and mixers. Beyond is the wine room with a slightly cooler room temperature and a full display of wines. Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling, Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Shiraz, Merlot, Rose, and Sparkling wines are available from labels like Teddy Hall, Chamonix,, Irvine, Paul Cluver, Raouls, Ken Forrester, Hartenberg, Glen Carlou, Delheim, Beaumont, Simonsig, and many more.
Monthly promotions feature a 20% discount on featured wines, so make sure you inquire about specials when you stop by, and enjoy the intimate wine shopping experience, affordable prices and helpful service. \MA
