This Danny Meyer venue carries 3,300 wines—and a 2011 Wine Spectator Grand Award. Look for deep verticals of iconic California Cabernets, Barolos and Rhônes. Or try the well-chosen wines by the glass.
Patrick Capiello's 3,000-wine list earned a 2011 Wine Spectator Grand Award and is very strong in Bordeaux and Burgundy. Enjoy trophies like '47 Cheval-Blanc ($11,000) or 400+ wines at $100 or less.
Stop by the monthly walk-around wine tastings at this Wine Spectator Grand Award winner. Highlights on the list include 100+ U.S. Pinot Noirs, Ports, Madeiras, a Krug vertical and large-format Caymus.
This 2011 Wine Spectator Grand Award winner has 5,300 wines, deep in California, Burgundy, Piedmont, Rhône and Champagne. Don’t miss the Pluckemin 100, a helpful list of 100 wines priced up to $66.
The Wine Spectator Grand Award cellar is a national treasure of Spanish wines, with 100,000 bottles—unmatched in Basque country—diverse in regions and styles. Deep verticals of Unico and L'Ermita.
