Hatten Wines Opens Exclusive Private Dining Room in Bali

Hatten Wines Opens Private Dining Room at The Cellardoor for Bali's Discerning Hosts
Hatten Wines has launched an exclusive Private Dining Room at The Cellardoor Bali in Sanur, offering a sophisticated venue for intimate gatherings in an island hospitality landscape increasingly focused on bespoke dining experiences. The space accommodates up to 40 guests and positions itself as an alternative to standard event venues by combining curated menus with expertly paired wines.
Tailored Menus Meet Wine Pairings
The Private Dining Room's core offering centres on customisable culinary programmes paired with selections from Hatten Wines' portfolio. Guests can expect pairings featuring Two Islands Wines, Two Islands Reserve, and Dragonfly Wines—locally produced varieties that reflect Bali's growing wine industry. The venue also incorporates traditional Balinese spirits including arak and brem, connecting the wine experience to local culture.
What distinguishes this offering is its flexibility. Rather than rigid package structures, hosts can shape their experience by selecting menu items, wine selections, and décor elements that reflect their event's nature and personal preferences.
Versatile Events in an Intimate Setting
The Private Dining Room targets multiple occasions: birthday celebrations, anniversaries, engagement parties, business meetings, and private wine tastings. This versatility reflects broader trends in Bali's hospitality sector, where venues increasingly market themselves as adaptable spaces rather than single-purpose event locations.
"The setting maintains a warm, personal atmosphere, allowing hosts to create memorable experiences in an intimate setting," according to event details provided by the venue.
For wine enthusiasts, Hatten Wines offers guided tastings as an additional service, transforming dinner into an educational experience. Business groups may appreciate the private setting for confidential discussions away from Bali's bustling main dining areas.
Growing Wine Culture in Bali
The launch reflects Bali's evolving food and beverage landscape. While the island has long catered to beach clubs and casual dining, there is growing demand for refined, adults-focused hospitality spaces. Private dining rooms appeal to both expatriate residents seeking familiar dining experiences and affluent visitors looking to elevate special occasions.
Hatten Wines, as a local producer with regional recognition, positions itself within this premium segment. The emphasis on local and Indonesian wines—rather than exclusively imported selections—signals growing confidence in domestic wine quality among Bali's hospitality industry.
Location and Accessibility
Situated in Sanur, the Private Dining Room benefits from the area's transformation into a dining and lifestyle hub. The Sanur location appeals to those seeking alternatives to Seminyak and Ubud's crowded restaurant scenes, offering easier access for beach-focused travellers and those staying in East Bali.
The Cellardoor Bali is located at Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 393, Sanur. Inquiries can be directed to +62 896 8660 2323 or [email protected]. The venue is a member of the Bali Restaurant & Café Association (BRCA).
Originally reported by NOW! Bali
Source: NOW Bali

