Where to Find the Best Wine in Disney World: A Complete Guide
Whether you're planning a romantic Disney getaway, a girls trip, or you're simply someone who enjoys sipping wine while soaking in the magic, this guide is your go-to for where to find wine at Disney World. From in-park stops to resort lounges and everything in between, we're breaking down the best places to drink wine in Disney—even if you don't have a park ticket.
🍇 Best Wine in Epcot: Drink Around the World (Classy Edition)
If you're only going to one park and wine is your drink of choice, make it Epcot. With 11 pavilions and rotating festival booths, it's a wine lover's paradise.
France Pavilion
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Les Vins de Chefs de France: Outdoor wine cart serving reds, whites, rosés, and champagne by the glass.
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Monsieur Paul: Fine dining with an exquisite French wine list—perfect for wine pairings.
Italy Pavilion
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Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar: Cozy and packed with options. Order a flight or a full pour of your favorite Italian varietal.
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Via Napoli & Tutto Italia: Both offer curated wine lists, with staff happy to recommend pairings.
Germany Pavilion
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Weinkeller: Tucked inside the shops, this hidden gem offers German wines by the glass or bottle.
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Biergarten: Surprisingly solid white wine list to complement the buffet.
Morocco Pavilion
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Spice Road Table: Mediterranean wines, beautiful patio seating, and a wine list that’s more interesting than most.
Mexico Pavilion
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La Hacienda de San Angel: Yes, they have wine too—typically a small but curated list of reds and whites.
Canada, UK, Japan, China, and America Pavilions
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These pavilions have limited wine options, but check festival booths (especially during Food & Wine and Flower & Garden) for wine flights and samples.
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🥢 Where to Find Wine Inside the Disney Parks (Beyond Epcot)
🍷 Magic Kingdom
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Only table-service restaurants serve alcohol, including wine.
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Be Our Guest: Wine list includes French classics and champagnes.
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Cinderella’s Royal Table: Limited but upscale offerings.
Note: Magic Kingdom isn’t ideal for wine drinkers—save your sipping for the resorts or other parks.
🍷 Hollywood Studios
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The Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge: Great outdoor wine bar. Try the Pinot Noir or the Cabernet Sauvignon with sliders.
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Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano: Extensive Italian wine list.
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BaseLine Tap House: Mostly beer, but you’ll find one or two wine options.
🍷 Animal Kingdom
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Nomad Lounge: Possibly the best wine spot inside any Disney park. South African reds, New Zealand whites, and an atmosphere made for sipping.
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Tiffins: Upscale and adventurous wine list.
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Harambe Market or Yak & Yeti: Limited but you might find a house red or white.
🍾 Best Wine Flights at Disney World
Wine flights are a fantastic way to try several varietals without committing to a full glass. Here’s where to find the best wine flights:
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Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar (Epcot): The crown jewel for wine flights in Disney. Choose by region or varietal.
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Wine Bar George (Disney Springs): Flights for every budget. Ask the servers for their favorites—they're trained sommeliers.
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Jiko – The Cooking Place (Animal Kingdom Lodge): South African wine flight is a unique experience you won't find elsewhere.
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The Edison (Disney Springs): Occasionally offers wine flights during themed events.
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Topolino’s Terrace (Riviera Resort): Ask for a wine pairing with dinner.
🏡 Where to Find Wine Outside the Parks (No Park Ticket Required!)
You don’t need a park ticket to enjoy world-class wine at Disney. These options are great for arrival day, non-park days, or just a laid-back evening.
🍷 Disney Resort Lounges
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Enchanted Rose (Grand Floridian): Sophisticated, moody, and full of French wines.
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Three Bridges Bar & Grill (Coronado Springs): Scenic lakeside spot with sangria and decent wine selections.
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Barcelona Lounge (Gran Destino Tower): Modern and airy, great for wine with a side of vibes.
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Steakhouse 71 Lounge (Contemporary): Full wine list and upscale lounge food.
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🍷 Disney Springs
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Wine Bar George: No contest—the best wine destination in Disney World. Go for brunch and get the Dole Whip Frosé!
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The Boathouse: Excellent seafood and classic wine pairings.
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Jaleo: Spanish wines, tapas, and great sangrias.
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The Edison: Unique atmosphere and a surprisingly good wine list.
🌇 Best Places to Sip Wine at Sunset
Sometimes it’s less about the wine and more about the view. These are perfect for golden hour:
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Topolino’s Terrace (Riviera): Outdoor patio with epic views.
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Geyser Point Bar & Grill (Wilderness Lodge): Rustic, open-air lounge with lakefront views.
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Barcelona Lounge (Gran Destino): Huge windows and relaxed vibe.
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California Grill Lounge (Contemporary): If you can get in, this is the spot for sunset wine sipping.
📅 Seasonal Wine Events & Festivals
If you're visiting during Epcot’s seasonal festivals, be on the lookout for exclusive wine options:
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Epcot Food & Wine Festival (Fall): Multiple wine booths, curated pairings, and flights.
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Festival of the Arts (Winter): Pop-up wine booths with creative presentation.
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Flower & Garden Festival (Spring): Lighter wines, sparkling options, and floral notes.
Check My Disney Experience or festival passports for booth menus and wine offerings.
📊 Final Tips for Wine Lovers at Disney
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Hydration is key. Wine and heat don’t mix well.
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Don’t be afraid to ask for samples before committing.
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Wine is available to-go at most lounges and quick-service locations.
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Use Disney’s Mobile Order to save time, especially at busy lounges.
🎒 Want More Disney Drinking Tips?
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Cheers to classy sipping and magical vibes! 🍷
