Harlo Steakhouse & Bar
This is a big, classic steakhouse list, nearly 1,200 wines built around the red end of the spectrum, with California Cabernet and both red and white Burgundy carrying the depth alongside a deep Champagne section. It rewards collectors and big spenders: prices run from $12 all the way to $21,000, the median bottle sits around $255, and the top of the book is stacked with Domaine de la Romanee Conti, including a Romanee Conti at $21,000, plus benchmark names like Schrader Cellars, Opus One, Domaine Leflaive, and Chateau d'Yquem. Whites and rose are thin by comparison, just three roses and a white count dwarfed by 718 reds, so steer guests here toward Burgundy and Chardonnay rather than expecting range. The 29 wines by the glass are a small window into a list this size, so for anything serious you are selling bottles. Know your Cabernet and your Burgundy producers and you will work this list well.