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A few local tips for drinking in Bangkok

If you want to skip the obvious tourist zones, I’d recommend checking out the quiet streets of Ari. The wine bars around here offer fantastic selections and a calm vibe, especially on weeknights. Don’t miss out on tasting some Thai rosé or sparkling wines,they’re surprisingly good. Also, most craft beer spots close earlier than big nightclubs, often by midnight, so plan ahead if you’re a late-night drinker.

Oh, and one last thing,try to avoid the big malls for drinks unless you’re in a rush. The prices are usually higher and the atmosphere lacks the character you find down little sois or hidden basements. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some things folks often ask about enjoying wine and beer in Bangkok.

If you’re looking for quality craft beer, head to areas like Thonglor and Ekkamai. Bars like Mikkeller Bangkok and Craft have an impressive rotating selection, often including local Thai brews you won’t easily find elsewhere.
Absolutely. Ari and Sukhumvit have several wine bars offering tastings and glasses for under 500 baht. Try Wine Bibber Sangria in Ari; it’s cozy, relaxed, and not too pricey with a decent variety.
Yes, places like Wine Connection and Gourmet Market stock imported wines and local craft beers, though prices might be higher than drinking out. That said, it’s a nice option if you want to pick something up for your hotel or a picnic by the river.
Cooler months from late November through February are ideal. That’s when beer festivals and wine fairs pop up, usually outdoors, and the weather’s way more pleasant for hanging out alfresco.
Yes, you can find guided craft beer tours or wine tasting evenings, often organized around Thonglor or Silom. They’re a good way to meet locals and discover more obscure places, plus you get insights you wouldn’t find just wandering around.
Most wine bars have a corkage fee, usually around 300 to 500 baht if you bring your own bottle. Not all places allow it, so it’s best to ask beforehand, especially in smaller, indie bars.

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