The 2024 Cardiff Wine Passport will be valid Sunday – Thursday only, from 25th February until the 7th April.

Each one entitles you to six glasses of wine from your own choice of ten brilliant city centre venues - Bar 44, Asador 44, Parallel, Bacareto, Daffodil, Curado Bar, Vermut, The Dead Canary, Nighthawks and Lab 22.

There are a variety of red, white and orange wines included on this edition of the passport – and even a couple of wine cocktails created exclusively for passport holders to enjoy.

Bacareto

A relaxed and informal café bar, inspired by the small bàcari of Venice.

Bar 44 (sold out)

A lively tapas bar in the heart of the city, serving classic and seasonal small plates.

Daffodil

A modern gastro pub, serving quality seasonal food with a focus on local Welsh produce.

Vermut

A cosy hole-in-the-wall bar which specialises in the sale of Sherry, Vermouth, and wines from Montilla-Moriles.

Asador 44 (sold out)

A restaurant serving impeccable ingredients cooked over an authentic Spanish grill.

Curado Bar (sold out)

A Spanish deli bar in Westgate street serving beer, wine and pintxos - traditional to bars in northern Spain.

Nighthawks

A quirky wine bar opposite Cardiff castle has gained a cult following for its incredible grilled cheese sandwiches.

Lab 22

This award-winning and eclectically styled cocktail bar is a favourite with late-night crowds.

The Dead Canary

For the first time ever, this hidden speakeasy on Barrack Lane will offer two wine-based cocktails as part of the Cardiff Wine Passport.

Parallel

This small-plates dining bar is the sister restaurant to the ever-popular Pasture, situated next-door.

The Wines

This year, the wines on offer include a wide selection of whites and reds, and for the first time, a couple of orange wines. Orange wine is made by leaving the grape skins and seeds in contact with the juice, creating a deep orange-hued finished product for the perfect summer sip.

You can find out more over on our blog.