Wine on the Maltese Table

Wine display at Gozitan, St Julian’s

A Maltese meal is rarely complete without local wine. Here is how we think about pairing it with traditional food.

Wine has always belonged on the Maltese table. Local wine in particular has a character shaped by these small, sun-soaked islands, and it sits naturally alongside the food we serve.

Pairing the traditional way

There are no strict rules here. A robust red holds its own against rabbit stew and braġjoli, while a crisp white lifts grilled fish and mussels. Ask our team and we will point you to something that suits your table.

Good food, good wine, good company. The rest takes care of itself.

See our menu

Wine has always belonged on the Maltese table. Local wine in particular has a character shaped by these small, sun-soaked islands, and it sits naturally alongside the food we serve.

Pairing the traditional way

There are no strict rules here. A robust red holds its own against rabbit stew and braġjoli, while a crisp white lifts grilled fish and mussels. Ask our team and we will point you to something that suits your table.

Good food, good wine, good company. The rest takes care of itself.

See our menu

Wine racks beside the dining room at Gozitan, Malta
Wine rack wall at Gozitan restaurant, St Julian’s
The dining room at Gozitan on a busy evening, St Julian’s