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Wine bar in
Málaga's old
town.

A short, opinionated list of wines from growers you won't find on a supermarket shelf. Come for dinner, or just for a glass at your table.

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Small growers only

No big commercial labels. Heritage wineries, like us.

By the glass from €4.50

Try four wines instead of committing to one bottle.

Málaga's own

The sweet wines that gave the city its name — done properly.

Spanish wines you won't find at home

We pour only small, non-commercial wineries from Spain's great regions — Rioja, Rías Baixas, Bierzo, Priorat, the Axarquía. A short list, chosen because we actually drink them.

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Orange wine by the glass: the Pell a Pell

€7.5 / glass
€7.5

Wine by the glass from €4.50

Reds, whites, rosé, sparkling and a proper orange — all by the glass, so you can taste your way through dinner.

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Málaga's sweet wines: where to try them properly

Málaga gave its name to a wine long before it gave it to a beach. The Maestro Viña Axarquía and Seco Trasañejo are the local classics, poured two minutes from the cathedral.

Pedregosa Brut NatureCava — Macabeo, Parellada
€5.5 / €27
AnimosoDO Rueda — Verdejo
€5 / €25
MotorpsicoDO Bierzo — Mencía
€6 / €27
El Tiempo Que Nos UneDO Jumilla — Monastrell
€5.5 / €26
La Raspa TintoSierras de Málaga — Syrah, Romé
€33
Seco TrasañejoDO Málaga — Pedro Ximénez
€5

Come for a glass — dinner optional

You can come just for a glass and a couple of small plates at a table, no full dinner required. Or book a table and make a night of it.

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Wine at Mestiza: questions we get asked

What guests ask us most about the wine list.

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Can I come just for wine, without dinner?
Yes. At Mestiza Gastrobar, in Málaga's old town, you can sit at one of our tables for a glass of wine with a small plate, without ordering a full dinner. We're at Calle Echegaray 3, in the old town.
What's orange wine? +
White grapes left in contact with their skins, like a red. At Mestiza Gastrobar, in Málaga's old town, ours is the Pell a Pell, an amber, textured, food-friendly orange wine by the glass — try it with the tartare. We're at Calle Echegaray 3.
Do you have Málaga's local sweet wines? +
Yes. At Mestiza Gastrobar, in Málaga's old town, we serve a sweet Moscatel and a dry Pedro Ximénez, both DO Málaga, by the glass — the local classics, poured two minutes from the cathedral. We're at Calle Echegaray 3.
Why do you only work with small wineries? +
At Mestiza Gastrobar, in Málaga's old town, we work only with small, non-commercial wineries because it fits our concept of closeness: heritage wines with a story, that you won't find on a supermarket shelf. It's a short list chosen with care, in the old town.