Jacques’ Wein-Depot München-Hadern — Restaurant in Munich

I pass by this shop when I come to the office on the bike. Yesterday I decided to step by, maybe it could be a nice place to buy wines on the regular base. Me coming in. Big sign on the front door: "entrance through the backdoor!" Big sign on the backdoor: "No wine probing here!!!" No intention from my side, but a nice start... Finally I am inside. The shop gentleman (shop owner?) is completely alone, solving Sudoku. So he noticed me only when I walked through the entire shop and stood in front of him. Looking at me very unfriendly, as if I interrupt him in the middle of something extremely important: -Grüß Gott. Me, trying to start a conversation: Good evening! I am looking for a casual glass of wine for this evening, nothing special, price range around 5 euros.. This, this, and this. Oh nice, thank you very much! What kind of taste would be this bottle? Fruits and spices. From Languedoc. I walk around, looking at other bottles. Shop gentleman: This is Spain. This is Italy. I have noticed a bottle from Valpolicella: Oh nice, do you have Amarone by chance? Not your price level. I am trying to get more information from the gentleman: Do you have wines from other countries, maybe from the new world? Hungary, Mexico? No. Do you have permanent wine selection or you change it time to time? We have special offers. Here is a flyer. Everything is inside. So I left without buying anything. If you think that 20 wines from France, Spain, and Germany is a good selection, you can choose the bottle on your own, you don't need to try what you are buying, you don't mind unfriendly service, but you absolutely need to be in a physical real shop, this place is for you. For me online shops are more friendly, offer more attention to the client, better guidance, and definitely have...

Such friendly service. You don't have to be a wine expert to go here. You just show up and the staff will guide you and make you taste different wines. You could then choose one for yourself without spending much. They have a huge range of selection with budget friendly wines to the expensive ones.They also have wine pairing snacks available from different countries. A must visit for...

Ich besuchte aufgrund einer Empfehlung das Jacques´ Weindepot in München-Hadern das erste Mal, weil ich Wein für ein Abendessen mit meiner Familie und Freunden suchte und hierfür eine Weinberatung brauchte. Das Jacques´ Depot München-Hadern hat eine sehr schöne und angenehme Einkaufsatmosphäre. Das Warensortiment ist sehr übersichtlich ausgestellt und nach den einzelnen Weinregionen sortiert. Ich hatte mir ein paar Ideen über die Vor- und Hauptspeisen gemacht, welche ich dann bei der Beratung dem Personal des Depots und dem Inhaber gegenüber äußerte. Diese boten mir dann verschiedene Weine zum Probieren an. Diese Weine schmeckten mir sehr gut und passten dann auch zu meinem Abendessen. Besonders schätzte ich an der Beratung im Depot, dass mir der jeweilige unterschiedliche Geschmack der Rebsorten erläutert wurde sowie Angaben zur Herkunftsregion und dem Winzer gemacht wurden. Bei den Roséweinen stachen geschmacklich besonders der Kloster Eberbach Rosé sowie der Künstler Rosé Pinot Noir hervor. Sehr gerne werde ich wieder in dem Depot München-Hadern einkaufen. Herzlichen Dank an alle Mitarbeiter...