Gracie: A Cozy Haven for Wine and Sake Enthusiasts at Melbourne’s Hardware Lane

Gracie Wine
Nestled in the heart of Melbourne’s bustling Hardware Lane, Gracie exudes an irresistible charm that captivates wine and sake connoisseurs alike. This intimate 14-seat wine & sake bar offers a warm ambiance, accentuated by its soft underlit glow, where patrons are invited to indulge in a delightful array of lo-fi wines, locally-made sake, craft beers, and artisan spirits. If you’re seeking a refined and delightful experience, Gracie on Hardware Lane is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Gracie’s Atmosphere

From the moment you step inside Gracie, you’ll be transported to a world of sophistication and allure. The subtle underlit ambiance casts a warm and inviting glow that sets the perfect stage for a memorable evening. Its cozy setting, designed to accommodate just 14 seats, fosters an intimate and exclusive atmosphere that allows guests to relish every moment.

A Connoisseur’s Haven for Sake & Wine

Gracie takes immense pride in curating a thoughtfully crafted selection of libations that caters to the refined tastes of its discerning customers. The wine enthusiasts are treated to an extensive range of lo-fi wines, brimming with distinctive flavors and unique character. Meanwhile, sake aficionados will be delighted by the impressive selection of locally-made sake, meticulously sourced for its quality and authenticity.

A Toast to Craftsmanship

For those seeking an adventure in spirits, Gracie offers an array of artisanal spirits that celebrate the dedication and craftsmanship of distillers worldwide. From velvety smooth whiskeys to aromatic gins, each libation boasts a distinct personality that speaks to the expertise of its makers. Craft beer lovers, too, will find solace in Gracie’s curated selection of microbrews, promising a taste journey like no other.

Discover Miwasakura Shuzo Omusubi

Our chief editor, Roslyn Foo’s favourite from the menu is the Miwasakura Shuzo Omusubi. Made with a high starch rice known as Hattan-Nishiki Miwasakura is a very traditional style of sake. Omusubi has an earthy aroma with hints of enoki mushroom and an extremely dry and savoury palate with a viscous texture.

Step into the Gracie’s Charm

Gracie on Hardware Lane has undoubtedly carved a niche for itself in Melbourne’s vibrant culinary landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast, a sake devotee, or an adventurer in search of artisanal spirits, this charming bar promises a captivating experience for all. Each visit to Gracie is a chance to discover new flavors, savor fine craftsmanship, and create lasting memories in the company of like-minded connoisseurs.

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