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The shop floor at WoodWinters in Bridge of Allan: wooden shelves of wine all round and whisky beyond, with wine boxes on a table in the middle.
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WoodWinters

A wine and whisky merchant on Henderson Street in Bridge of Allan, importing wines from growers around the world, with whisky, artisan spirits and evening tastings.

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WoodWinters is a wine and whisky merchant on Henderson Street in Bridge of Allan, and one of the nicest places around Stirling to choose a bottle.

It's an importer as well as a shop, bringing in wines from growers around the world, such as Michelle Naulot in Chablis, Weingut Riffel on the Rhine and Famille Morin in Beaujolais, and the shelves run from everyday bottles to fine wines. The whisky side is just as good, with Scotch from across the country, more than 40 miniatures, and artisan spirits from around the world. The shop holds evening tastings with visiting producers and brand ambassadors, and the team can arrange a private tasting with one of its sommeliers for a group of friends. There are sister shops in Edinburgh and Inverness. It's open seven days, and until eight on Fridays and Saturdays, and the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle are a short drive away.

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Before you go

Open seven days, and until 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

Where
24 Henderson Street, Bridge of Allan, FK9 4HP.
Open
Monday to Thursday 10am to 7pm, Friday and Saturday 10am to 8pm, Sunday 1pm to 5pm.
Tastings
Evening tastings in the shop with visiting producers, booked through its own site; private tastings for groups on request.
Access
The entrance has a step, on Google's record.
Phone
01786 834894

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
10am–7pm
Tuesday
10am–7pm
Wednesday
10am–7pm
Thursday
10am–7pm
Friday
10am–8pm
Saturday
10am–8pm
Sunday
1pm–5pm

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Where it is

On Henderson Street, the main street of Bridge of Allan, FK9 4HP.

Close byBridge of Allan and Stirling.
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