The Daughter
Wine bar · $$
own site says natural
Funk Score82
Canada
Toronto
Natural-wine bars, bottle shops and restaurants in Toronto, from the isitfunky index.
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The guide in brief · checked 2026-09-27
Natural wine in Toronto
The short answer: The best-proven natural-wine bars in Toronto are The Daughter, Grey Gardens (Kensington Market) and Bar Raval (College Street). Each has evidence on file that it pours natural wine: The Daughter, own site says natural; Grey Gardens, named in the press; Bar Raval, pet-nat/orange/skin-contact on list. We rank by strength of proof, not popularity, and last checked on 2026-09-27.
isitfunky lists 4 places in Toronto with proof on file that they pour natural wine: 2 wine bars, 1 bar and 1 bottle shop.
Highest Funk Scores
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- 2.Grey GardensFunk Score50
wine bar · Kensington Market
named in the press. Source: naturallywine.substack.com. Checked 2026-09-26.
- 3.Grape WitchesFunk Score48
bottle shop · Bloordale
named in the press. Source: blogto.com. Checked 2026-09-27.
- 4.Bar RavalFunk Score44
bar · College Street
pet-nat/orange/skin-contact on list. Source: thisisbarraval.com. Checked 2026-09-26.
How we prove a place
A place counts only when there is evidence on file that it pours natural wine: its own website says so, its wine list names natural producers we recognise, a named publication calls it a natural-wine venue, or natural-wine importers list it as a stockist. Each one shows its reasons, its source and the date we last checked. Venues cannot pay to be listed or ranked. The stamps
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Venues in Toronto
4 proven · 4 in the index
Questions
Natural wine in Toronto: questions
Where can I drink natural wine in Toronto?
- isitfunky lists 4 places in Toronto with proof on file that they pour natural wine: 2 wine bars, 1 bar and 1 bottle shop. Good places to start, by Funk Score: The Daughter, Grey Gardens (Kensington Market) and Bar Raval (College Street). The short answer for Toronto →
What are the best natural wine bars in Toronto?
- We rank by strength of proof, not popularity or reviews. The highest Funk Scores in Toronto are The Daughter (Funk Score 82: own site says natural), Grey Gardens (Funk Score 50: named in the press) and Bar Raval (Funk Score 44: pet-nat/orange/skin-contact on list). Every place shows its source and the date we checked (latest 2026-09-27). Best-proven in Toronto →
Where can I buy natural wine in Toronto?
- The bottle shops and grocers with the strongest proof in Toronto are Grape Witches (Bloordale). Grape Witches: named in the press. Grape Witches →
How does isitfunky know a place in Toronto pours natural wine?
- A place counts only when there is evidence on file that it pours natural wine: its own website says so, its wine list names natural producers we recognise, a named publication calls it a natural-wine venue, or natural-wine importers list it as a stockist. Each one shows its reasons, its source and the date we last checked. Venues cannot pay to be listed or ranked. How the Funk Score works →
Is The Daughter a natural wine bar?
- Yes. The Daughter is a wine bar in Toronto. isitfunky has it as "Proven list": own site says natural; 4 natural producers on list. Source: blogto.com. Last checked 2026-09-26. The Daughter on isitfunky →
What is natural wine?
- Natural wine is made with minimal intervention: organically or biodynamically farmed grapes, spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts, and little or no added sulfites. There is no legal definition or certifying body. isitfunky only calls a venue a natural-wine venue when there is proof on file: its own site, its wine list, named press or natural importers. What is natural wine →
Do I need to book natural wine bars in Toronto?
- None of the venues above links a booking platform from its own site, so we can't say. Check each venue's own site or Instagram before you go.