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The wine bar in Malmö is definitely worth the train ride, especially when you get about 33 percent more bang for your buck.

A strong contender for the year's most unexpected flavor sensation

The square counter is the heart of this long room, which feels like a mix between a luxury vintage shop and Det Blå Marked in Haslev. It's an eclectic vibe done right. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
The square counter is the heart of this long room, which feels like a mix between a luxury vintage shop and Det Blå Marked in Haslev. It's an eclectic vibe done right. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
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What kind of place is this?

Malmö hasn’t exactly been known for its selection of quality bars.

Why even hop on the train? We are so extraordinarily well-served here in Denmark, and our Swedish neighbors—or at least the residents of Malmö—haven’t been able to compete with us Danes when it comes to variety, breadth, creativity, or quality.

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