Holidays are reserved for eating and drinking amongst good friends and family. So why would national food and drink holidays be any different? Luckily, taco and vino lovers can celebrate in harmonious fashion as this year the atypical holiday falls on Taco Tuesday. For National Wine Day, (May 25th) I've rounded up some of the newest and hottest wine bars in Houston to get your Cab or bubbles fix. Whether you’re a wine newbie, think pink drinker, or a health conscious sipper, these seven wine bars are shifting Houston's wine culture.

a'Bouzy- Specializing in sparkling wines from around the world this boozy wine bar borrows its aesthetic from the charming vineyards of Northeastern France. With over 1,000 varieties there are unique and inexpensive bottles for even budget-friendly wine drinkers to indulge.

$$ 2300 Westheimer, HTX 77098 (Upper Kirby)

Bravery Wine Bar-Tucked away in Bravery Chef Hall, this Downtown staple is home to over 30 wines on tap and has become a popular destination for casual sippers. It's the perfect pregame for a night out on the town. Enjoy world-class wines from small family-owned producers while dining at one of the four kitchen concepts. Be on the lookout for the proprietary varietals from Puncheon on the menu. Soon you’ll be able to sip them at the highly anticipated Railway Heights location.

$$ 409 Travis St, HTX 77002 (Downtown)

City Cellars HTX- Located in the heart of the Museum District this neighborhood bar is focused on highlighting intriguing wines and specialty cocktails. Chef and owner, Daniel Wolfe has thoughtfully curated a menu featuring locally sourced ingredients that help round out the menu. Daily specials make this an ideal destination on any given day of the week. Celebrate National Wine Day with us HERE!

$ 1801 Binz St., HTX 77004 (Museum District)

Roots HTX- Have some pour! This self-pour wine bar features a state-of-the-art tap system with over 50 rotating wines. This isn't your ordinary wine bar, guests can sample a 1oz, 3oz or 5oz pour before settling on a favorite to drink. There’s also a solid menu of gulf coast inspired tapas to pair with your wines. A word of advice-don't skip the foie gras PB&J.

$ 3107 Leeland St., HTX 77003 (Eado)

How to Survive on Land & Sea- If you're looking for an unpretentious and relaxing place to sip make your way to Eado for this bar's impressive wine list. If you're a fan of old world wines you'll find this bar full of well-priced selections from small producers. Get cozy on the couch or sit at the bar for this daily happy hour which ends at 8pm.

$$-3401 Harrisburg Blvd, HTX 77003 (Eado)

Trez Art & Wine Bar- Essentially serving wines from some of the top wine regions of the world, Trez promises a chill and communal experience. Enjoy daily specials, wine flights, live music and small bites at this Heights bar during happy hour; 4-7pm Tuesday through Saturday. The jerk lampchops are always my go-to. You'll also have an opportunity to support various causes through their monthly philanthropic initiatives.

$$ 920 Studemont Suite 150, HTX 77007 (Heights)

Bacco Montrose- Bacco Montrose is undoubtedly the shining star of the concepts four area locations. Hang out with friends in the Bacco wine bus or the spacious wine garden which is perfect for lounging and social distancing. The causal atmosphere even welcomes pets. Just be sure not to waste any wine in your doggy bowl.

$ 3615 Montrose Blvd, HTX 77006

$- A budget drinker’s paradise.

$$- Small to medium-sized producers with big value.

$$$- Once you’ve had enough pours you’ll forget the prices.

$$$$- Luxury wines for snobs and sommeliers.