São Paulo A wine lover’s guide.

São Paulo, Brazil's most populous city and culinary capital, offers a diverse and vibrant wine scene for enthusiasts to explore. With a thriving gastronomic scene and a sophisticated dining public, wine lovers can enjoy Brazilian wines, sake, and local rum-like distillate cachaça. The city is home to a variety of wine-forward establishments, including bars and restaurants run by sommeliers, where patrons can enjoy international wines as well as those from Brazilian producers. São Paulo also boasts a rich culinary heritage influenced by Portuguese, Japanese, Italian, Lebanese, Syrian, and West African cuisines. [Extracted from the article]