Les Petites Canailles
This is a big, serious cellar of 1,267 wines built on two pillars: white and red Burgundy with real depth, and the muscular reds of its own backyard. White Burgundy runs deep through producers like Etienne Sauzet, Domaine Leflaive, and Pierre Yves Colin Morey, with Meursault premier cru well represented, while the domestic side leans hard on Paso Robles Rhone power from Saxum, Alban, and Andremily alongside Syrah and Cornas from the Rhone itself. The top of the list reaches collector territory, with DRC and Comte Liger Belair bottles climbing past five figures, but the median sits around $225 and bottles start at $15, so there is plenty to sell at the table. The 19 glass pours are a small window into all of this, so steer guests there for a taste and toward the bottle list for the real story. This list rewards anyone who knows Burgundy and anyone curious about what Paso Robles does with Rhone varieties.