Palace
This is a Burgundy house first and foremost, with the Cote D'Or, Cote de Nuits, and Cote de Beaune anchoring the list and white Burgundy especially deep at nearly 200 listings. Expect serious grower representation: Jean Claude Ramonet, Hubert Lamy, Michel Lafarge, and Marquis d'Angerville all show in real verticals, so this rewards a guest who knows their domaines and crus. Beyond Burgundy it broadens into Rhone, the Loire, and a strong Champagne section led by Krug, Jacques Selosse, and the Cote des Blancs, plus a Spanish heavyweight in Vega Sicilia. At 1864 bottles it is long and clearly priced for a two star room, with native examples running from 32 EUR up to 490 EUR. The 23 wines by the glass are a modest pour program against that cellar, so steer curious guests to the bottle list, and lean on the Burgundy depth when someone wants to dig in.