Emeril’s
A 2721 bottle Grand Award list with no by the glass program at all, so everything here is sold by the bottle and the floor needs to be ready to guide that. The backbone is classified Bordeaux, easily the deepest section at 271 wines, with Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Margaux, and Palmer all carried in quantity, backed by serious Rhone depth through E. Guigal and a Burgundy run anchored by Domaine de la Romanee Conti and Dujac. It rewards the high roller, since DRC tops out at 55,000 dollars and the median bottle sits near 390 dollars, but there is real value if you read it carefully, with entry bottles starting at 35 dollars. Champagne is broad at 109 selections, and the cellar shows off in German Riesling, Piedmont through Quintarelli, and a Port collection led by Kopke Colheita tawny. Know your big Bordeaux and Rhone houses cold, because this list expects you to navigate price and provenance without a glass pour to fall back on.