Terroiristen

Cozy little wine bar with really nice wines mostly Italian but has a little from everywhere. Highly recommended.

Excellent little wine bar for relaxing after a day of walking through Copenhagen. They told me they specialize in Italian and Slovenian wines. Since you don’t find a Slovenian wine bar every day, I requested they surprise me with something Slovenian. I probably should have said Italian. My mistake.

Terroiristen, first of all, has an interesting name! Yes, I know it’s related to something that has to do with the terrain etc of where you produce wine.
The atmosphere here is quite the opposite of «terrorizing». You can choose between snug sofas in its own separate room or some few small tables in the «main room». They also have some tables outside. Candles and pillows give the place a feeling of almost as being in someone’s home. Quite relaxing!
There are many wines to be had at different prizes. When it comes to the selection itself, I am not experienced enough to say a lot about that. But all three glasses of wine that have been served me in this joint, were more than decent! And judging by the number of bottles that were seen on sight, they have a wide selection, so everyone should be able to find something they like. At varying prices.
The other customers ranged from twenty-​somethings to the more mature visitors. Terroiristen seems to suit all who has a fondness for wine! Which, by the way, can also be served with some olives, bread, etc.
Friendly, smiling staff was only a plus!
Terroiristen was visited with a bunch of merry Unilocalers as part of this event:

What a cute neighborhood bar. The front room was rented out for a party so we sat in the cosy back room. The menu is limited with a few daily specials, which are excellent. The sausages with sauerkraut and pumpkin soup were terrific, and the staff chose an excellent Umbrian Montefalco to accompany them. If I lived in the neighborhood, I would eat here daily!

I believe that this is one of the sweetest wine bars in Copenhagen. It specializes in Italian wines, and have something for the ones with lots of money, and something for us, having a little bit less.
The first couple of times I passed Terroiristen, I didn’t enter, since it looks a bit snobbish. However, I’m glad I did enter, because when you’re inside and get to talk to the owner, it’s everything else than for the sophisticated and snobbish ones.