London bars offering drinks delivery. Cheers!

1. Salon Wine Store, Brixton

Located on the fringes of Brixton Market, Salon is a bar and restaurant serving new-Nordic dishes and bold bar snacks. Right next door, its Wine Store is well-stocked with wines from low-intervention and small-scale producers, plus house-made syrups and preserves. Now, they’re bundling up cases of wine during lockdown for once-a-week deliveries across London.

How to get it: Got to the website to choose between a variety of cases, starting from £70, including an option for a bespoke box, then email info@salonwinestore.co.uk with your delivery details. Collection is by appointment only. 20 Market Row, London SW9. 020 7501 9152. salonwinestore.co.uk

2. Bar Douro, London Bridge and City

Inspired by the traditional cervejarias and tascas of Lisbon and Porto, Bar Douro’s outstanding regional wine list has always stood shoulder-to-shoulder with its modern Portugeuse food. Owner Max Graham works closely with independent winemakers to import a selection of wines not previously available in the UK, exploring key wine-growing regions and native grape varietals. While Bar Douro’s doors are closed, Graham has selected 14 wines for delivery in cases of six – and £1 per bottle is donated to hospitalityaction.org.uk.

How to get it: Take your pick from wines including Uivo, an organic and unfiltered Pet Nat by Folias de Baco; and Branco, Filipa Pato’s light and grippy red from Bairrada (both £105 for six). View the full menu online and email info@bardouro.co.uk to order a case – delivery is free within the UK (excluding Scotland, offshore islands and Northern Ireland). Single bottles may be available for collection upon request. Arch 35B, 85B Southwark Bridge Road, London SE1; Finsbury Avenue Square, Unit 3, 1 Finsbury Avenue, London, EC2. bardouro.co.uk

3. Tincture, Spitalfields

Tucked beneath Neil Rankin’s Simplicity Burger on Brick Lane, Tincture – a sustainable, plant-based cocktail bar – was opened by bartender Carl Brown in February. It offers two distinct cocktail menus: the Modern Apothecary, which features innovative zero-waste cocktails based around four seasonal tinctures; and the Alternative Speakeasy, serving booze-free creations that use punchy ingredients to mimic the warmth of alcohol. While Tincture is closed, Brown is creating strictly limited-edition cocktails, presented in nifty pouches, for local home delivery.

How to get it: Choose from seasonal cocktails including Orange Sherbet (Wild Turkey, Aperol and blood-orange sherbet) or classic favourites such as an Old Fashioned (£10 each). Five-serve bottles (£40) will also be available soon. But take note: Tincture’s online shop is live on Wednesdays and Fridays only from 12pm until it runs out. Only ten of each flavour are available, so get in quickly. Same-day delivery is free to addresses within 6km of the bar. 202 Brick Lane, London E1. bartincture.co.uk

4. Bodega Rita’s, King’s Cross

Taking its cues from the fast-and-filthy global comfort food of US corner stores (think Sloppy Joes, fried egg sandwiches and epic banh mis), Bodega Rita’s is part-deli, part-sandwich shop, part purveyor of lovely wine. It’s just launched Rita’s 4 U, which delivers natural and low-intervention wines (try the magnificently named Riesling Staffelter Hof Little Bastard, £28), as well as assorted stay-at-home essentials including pickles, cold beers, margaritas and, crucially, hot sauce.

How to get it: Join the mailing list on the Bodega Rita’s website to receive more information. Deliveries can be made throughout the capital. Unit 114 Lower Stable Street, Coal Drops Yard, London N1. ritasdining.com

5. Cheese Bar, Camden

A dairy lover’s dream, The Cheese Bar is – as you’d expect – a bar that sells enormous amounts of interesting cheese in all its oozy glory. Now the restaurant has temporarily closed, it’s hit the road in its yellow trucks to attend to any cheese and wine emergencies occurring at London postcodes.

How to get it: As well as cheese bundles such as the The Lockdown Lottery Bag (a full kilogram of assorted British cheeses, £40), choose from a selection of wines (an Aphros Vinho Verde Loureiro is £16). Send your order to orders@thecheesebar.com. Unit 93-94 Camden Stables, London NW1. thecheesebar.com

6. Hacha, Dalston

This East London agaveria bar hit the ground running in 2019 with an ever-evolving list of 25 different tequilas, mezcals and lesser-known agave spirits. Its signature serve, Mirror Margarita, was voted Time Out’s seventh Best Cocktail In The World. Now, both this and the Mezcal Mirror Margarita are available premixed in 50cl bottles – the equivalent of four hefty serves, each containing a double shot – for £35 each, best enjoyed poured over ice.

How to get it: Buy two or more bottles online for free delivery anywhere in London. Soon, you’ll also be able to order smaller two-serve bottles and flights of agave spirits with tasting notes. 378 Kingsland Road, London E8. hachabar.com/shop

7. Renegade, Bethnal Green

An urban winery and bar, Renegade sources grapes from family-run British and European vineyards to make unconventional, low-intervention wines in London, designed for the modern palate. It’s already served in some of the capital’s best restaurants, including J Sheekey, Scott’s, Lardo, Sketch and Kricket.

How to get it: Via its website, Renegade is now offering free delivery on all of its wine – GQ notes that a fresh batch of Bethnal Bubbles (£25) has just been released. There’s no minimum order. Arch 12, Gales Gardens, London E2. renegadelondonwine.com/shop-wine-merch

8. Signature Brew, various locations in East London

Signature Brew – best known for its band-collaboration beers – is the brewery behind venues across Walthamstow, including the Blackhorse Mile Brewer’s Bar and The Collab burger bar, as well as the Taproom in Haggerston.

How to get it: While the bars are now offering a click-and-collect service, the brewery can deliver a “pub in a box” to London addresses, so you can re-create the experience at home. It features Signature Brew’s core range of beers, beer glasses, beer mats, a vinyl record, a pub quiz written by music journalists, a Spotify playlist (accessible via a QR code) and an assortment of pub snacks, from £25. signaturebrew.co.uk

9. Passione Vino, Shoreditch

An Italian wine shop with a secret bar, Passione Vino focuses on small, independent Italian artisan winemakers. There’s no menu: founders Luca Dusi and Federico Bruschetta encourage customers to discuss their tastes so the team can recommend something a little out of their comfort zone. Light bites served in the bar are also sourced from lesser known Italian producers.

How to get it: Recreate the bar experience by phoning or emailing the team with your oenological likes and dislikes, and they will deliver your choice from their 350 independent wines by Vespa (or car) within a two-mile radius of the shop. You can also order aperitivo platters of artisan charcuterie and cheeses (the large mixed platter is £25). In addition, customers can now make orders for delivery nationwide via the website. 85 Leonard Street, London EC2. 0789 984 4820. passionevino.co.uk

10. The Laughing Heart, Hoxton

GQ’s one-time Bar Of The Week, opened by Charlie Mellor and former Great British Menu star Tom Anglesea, is a cosy neighbourhood restaurant, bar and boutique wine shop. There’s an impressive 15-page wine list, split into colours and regions (the very easy drinking 2018 Alberese by Fattoria di Sammontana is £35).

How to get it: If you live within a three-mile radius of the restaurant, take your pick from the wine and food menus and get it delivered to your door – a platform for online orders will launch on The Laughing Heart website very soon. 277 Hackney Road, London E2. thelaughingheartlondon.com

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