Colombia makes more wine than it can reasonably drink, in more styles than any single guide can carry. This almanac is our reading of it. 2 regions, ranked the way we'd visit them; the houses our critics keep returning to; and a short list of restaurants where we'd spend the evening.
Colombia
Colombia
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The country, in numbers and adjectives.
The terroirs, by hand.
2 regions worth the trip first — chosen by the Femente desk for the houses we’d open with, the variety of styles within each, and the cooking that grew up around them.
The country’s house grammar.
The 1 styles Colombia makes most of, ranked by bottle count on Femente. The bar beneath each cell shows that style’s share of colombia’s production.
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Spanish Sparkling — the country’s most numerous bottle.
The houses that keep showing up.
1 Colombia estates the prestige critics have agreed on — ordered by the count of 95+ scores across Vinous, Decanter, Wine Advocate and Wine Spectator.
Where to spend the evening.
12 rooms across Colombia our editors keep coming back to — chosen for the cooking and the wine list, in that order.
Caleña
Latin American — Cali
82
Borona Bistró
Grill · Latin American — Armenia
82
Cocina33 restaurante
Grill · Caribbean — Barranquilla
46
A CAFE
Street Food · Latin American — Bogotá
45
Restaurante Virrey
Seafood · Traditional · European — Bogotá
45
BLU PIZZERIÁ
Pizza · Italian Style — Medellín
45
Las Brisas
Grill · Caribbean — San Onofre
44
4TA PARED
Grill · Latin American · Modern — Bogotá
42
alejandro's
Grill · Traditional · Latin American — Medellín
42
Restaurant Leone Menton
European · Mediterranean — Bogotá
42
La Catedral Bistró
Breakfast · Seafood · Traditional — Pereira
42
Hacienda Bar y cocina
Grill · Traditional · Latin American — Bogotá
41
Colombia — good to know
- How many wineries are in Colombia?
- Femente tracks 10 wineries across 2 wine regions in Colombia, alongside 235 critic-tracked restaurants.
- What are the main wine regions in Colombia?
- The most-covered wine regions in Colombia include Villa de Leyva and Wine of Colombia.
- What grapes is Colombia known for?
- Among Colombia's top-rated producers, the most common grapes are Catarratto Bianco, Nero d'Avola, Grillo, and Malbec.
Add Colombia to your cellar journal — or pick a region and start walking.
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