White Wine (Glass)
Crisp, elegant, beautifully light
Get directions ↗ · 2 min walk from Grand Mercure
Last orders 30 minutes before closing
Dine-in only · alcohol cannot be sold for takeaway / delivery in Thailand
Frequently Asked Questions
How is it served?
It is served chilled in a glass for maximum refreshment.
What are the main flavor notes in this white wine?
It features bright and lively citrus flavors with a crisp and cool finish.
Is it a sweet wine?
It is generally a dry to off-dry wine, focusing on crisp acidity rather than heavy sweetness.
Does it pair well with vegetarian food?
Yes, its bright profile complements salads and light vegetarian fare.
Do you add ice to the wine?
It is typically served chilled without ice, but you can request ice if you prefer.
About White Wine (Glass)
A glass of white wine is one of the more rewarding and underrated pairings with Indian food, and we keep a house white available by the glass for diners who would rather drink wine than beer with their meal. Ask your server for the current pour — the selection changes — but whatever the bottle, white wine has a natural affinity with the spice and aromatics of North Indian cooking that is worth understanding.
The key with Indian food is that crisp, aromatic and slightly off-dry whites tend to work best. A wine with a touch of fruit sweetness and bright acidity — think along the lines of a Riesling, a Chenin Blanc or a Gewürztraminer in style — cools chilli heat, echoes the perfume of cardamom and coriander, and refreshes the palate against richer dishes. Bone-dry, heavily oaked whites are the ones to avoid, as high alcohol and oak can clash with spice and amplify the burn.
A chilled glass of white is a particularly good match for our lighter and creamier dishes: paneer tikka, fish or chicken from the tandoor, a mild korma, or a vegetable curry. It also suits diners who find red wine too heavy alongside a big meal. Tell your server what you have ordered and they will point you to the better choice between our red and white. Wine is served from the bar only; the BHARAT kitchen remains pork-free and halal-friendly, with no alcohol used in the food. For guests aged twenty and over under Thai law — please drink responsibly.
Eat in at our 30-40 seat dining room in Huai Khwang (try the Dastarkhan floor seating), or get it delivered. Visit BHARAT →
See also: the Beer & Wine menu · our bar & drinks list · best Indian food in Bangkok · reserve a table.