Molina
This is a Bordeaux house first and foremost, with 119 of the 207 wines in red and the strength concentrated in Pauillac, Saint Emilion, and Margaux, plus deep verticals from names like Cos d'Estournel, Château Margaux, and Mouton Rothschild. The top end runs all the way to first growths and right bank icons, Petrus at 41,700 and Lafite Rothschild, Haut Brion, and Latour all clearing 13,000, but the median sits near 980 and bottles start at 50, so there is real footing below the trophies if you steer guests there. Outside Bordeaux the list thins out, with only a handful of Champagne references, a small but serious German contingent in Egon Müller, and a strong fortified and dessert section anchored by Dow's. The glass program is bare, just 7 pours, so by the glass drinkers will lean on the fortified and dessert offerings rather than the dry wines. This rewards the Bordeaux collector and the guest ready to spend, more than someone hunting variety by the glass.