The funky map
Everything funky.
It started as 9,182 natural wine venues across 153 cities. It didn't stay there — because the person who hunts low-intervention wine also wants the gallery in the bathhouse, the brutalist block, the farm you can visit, and the one-night-only dinner. That whole sensibility is what we map.
Natural wine bars
MappedCaves, listening rooms, and low-intervention lists across 153 cities — the backbone of the map, with a ranked guide for every major city.
Restaurants
MappedKitchens where the wine list is as considered as the menu — counters, no-menu rooms, and supper clubs.
Bottle shops
MappedWhere to buy rather than drink — the caviste and bottle-shop layer, often the best tasting education in a city.
Producers & farms
In buildGrowers, cellar doors, and biodynamic farms you can actually visit. Thin today and being expanded — the supply graph behind every bottle starts here.
Galleries & art spaces
CuratedIndependent galleries and artist-run spaces, mostly in reused buildings — bathhouses, bunkers, distilleries. Hand-picked now, mapped city-by-city next.
Architecture
CuratedBrutalist concrete, adaptive reuse, and buildings with a thesis — the ones worth crossing a city for, each with a drink nearby.
Wine fairs
MappedRAW WINE, La Dive Bouteille, Real Wine Fair and the rest of the salon circuit, with dates and tickets.
Cultural moments
MappedCannes, fashion weeks, Zona Maco, Art Basel, Monaco, Beaujolais Nouveau — the calendar the taste tribe travels by.
Pop-ups & takeovers
In buildOne-night-only dinners, label takeovers, and bottle drops. Venues can already program these through The Stage; the public feed is next.
Design hotels
In buildArchitect-led and adaptive-reuse stays on the funk circuit. Currently sold as travel partnerships, mapped as a category next.
What the labels mean
- Mapped — In the database, browsable, and growing continuously.
- Curated — Hand-picked by us and published as a guide — not yet a database layer you can filter.
- In build — Real but thin, or built for partners before the public feed. We'd rather label it than inflate it.
Know a gallery, farm, building, or pop-up that belongs here? Send it to us — community submissions are how the map grows.