- Mar 13, 2024
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Have you stumbled upon the hidden gem of EPCOT's Germany Pavilion? Beyond the beer and bratwurst lies Weinkeller, a charming wine bar nestled next to Die Weihnachts Ecke. Often mistaken for just a retail spot, this cozy nook offers an impressive array of German wines as well as some delightful extras. If you're a wine enthusiast—or just looking for a new EPCOT experience—this is a must-visit!
Weinkeller is more than just a shop. Head to the back, and you'll find a bar serving a diverse selection of wines, including reds, whites, sparklings, and dessert wines. Unsure of what to try? The friendly staff is there with recommendations, offering something to suit every palate, including beers and liqueurs. Don’t miss out on their Artisanal Cheese Plates or Wine Flights for a complete tasting experience.
We gave the Mozart Chocolate Liqueur a try—it's as rich and creamy as chocolate pudding with hints of vanilla. Another intriguing choice was the Schōnauer Apfel Liqueur, which tastes just like apple juice with a hint of booze. Both are standout sips for those seeking something special.
So, next time you're at EPCOT, swing by Weinkeller for a more intimate, wine-filled adventure. What do you think—is it worth sidetracking for a glass of German wine? Share your thoughts!
Weinkeller is more than just a shop. Head to the back, and you'll find a bar serving a diverse selection of wines, including reds, whites, sparklings, and dessert wines. Unsure of what to try? The friendly staff is there with recommendations, offering something to suit every palate, including beers and liqueurs. Don’t miss out on their Artisanal Cheese Plates or Wine Flights for a complete tasting experience.
We gave the Mozart Chocolate Liqueur a try—it's as rich and creamy as chocolate pudding with hints of vanilla. Another intriguing choice was the Schōnauer Apfel Liqueur, which tastes just like apple juice with a hint of booze. Both are standout sips for those seeking something special.
So, next time you're at EPCOT, swing by Weinkeller for a more intimate, wine-filled adventure. What do you think—is it worth sidetracking for a glass of German wine? Share your thoughts!
