It's wine o'clock somewhere, so let's raise a glass to Austin's best wine bars.

Next time you're craving vino, sip and stay awhile at one of these local establishments with extensive wine lists, vibrant atmospheres, and delicious eats. Psst — this guide pairs well with a full glass.

Flo's Wine Bar and Bottle Shop, 3111 W. 35th St.

This trendy Tarrytown locale's wine list is overflowing with diverse pours, from orange Texas wine to sauvignon blanc from France. Pro tip: ask what pairs well with the pie you order from on-site eatery Allday Pizza.

Golden Hour, 7731 Menchaca Rd.

Wine aficionados in south Austin should flock to this all-in-one cafe, natural wine bar, bottle shop, and dinner destination.Happy hour runs daily from 4 to 6 p.m., plus Golden Hour Wine Club membership grants you curated wine bundles and entry to members-only events each month.

House Wine, 1711 S. 1st St.

Sip wine in style at this aptly named business located inside a turquoise home on South 1st Street. In addition to the adorable decor, the perks of wining and dining here include:

Happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m. daily
A $49 bottle + cheese board special on Tuesdays
All-night happy hour on Wednesdays
Live music on Fridays and Saturdays
Half-priced glasses on Sundays

LoLo, 1504 E. 6th St.

Natural wine is the star of the show at this bar and bottle shop, which hosts regular events like restaurant pop-ups, supper clubs, vendor markets, and live DJ sets. We suggest cozying up at the bar and asking the bartender for recommendations, or playing chess on a picnic table with a bottle + a group of friends to share it with.

Rosie's Wine Bar, 1130 W. 6th St.

Clink and you might miss this intimate wine bar tucked behind Howards Bar and Club, featuring a secluded patio, bottles from around the globe, and a menu of small plates inspired by European cuisines. Plus, the watering hole doesn't take reservations and just launched a new dessert wine list.

The RSRV, 3415 E. 7th St.

Dubbed "The Eastside Country Club," this newly opened wine bar was founded by three fraternity brothers from UT Austin. Consider visiting more than once, because its menu changes often with regular new additions and seasonal selections.

Vintage Bookstore and Wine Bar, 1101 E. 11th St.

Bookworms, the wine bar of your dreams awaits. Vintage Bookstore and Wine Bar is the Capital City's first independent bookstore that doubles as a wine bar, and it's perfect for both introverts who want to sip quietly while reading and extroverts who seek events like live music performances, "Wine & Write" sessions, trivia games, and yoga classes.

The Violet Crown, 7100 Woodrow Ave., Ste. #100

Founders Chris Nagelhout and Grant Richardson want this neighborhood wine bar to become your third place, so it's ready to host you by day for coffee and pastries or by night for wine and a tinned fish, meat, or cheese board. In the mood for a nightcap? You can pair any dessert with a half pour of sherry for $8.

Wanderlust Wine Co., three locations

Choose your own adventure at these wine emporiums, which claim the title of the world's largest wine-on-tap wineries. Guests pour their own wine from spouts across the venues, filling each glass to their desired amount + price point. Plus, you can always find something fun to do on the event calendar.

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