Robuchon au Dôme
Robuchon au Dome is built first and foremost around Bordeaux and Burgundy, and it goes encyclopedically deep: nearly 2,900 Bordeaux and over 2,300 red Burgundies, with first growths stacked in real vertical depth, think 91 listings of Lafite, 75 of Margaux, 72 of Latour. The other thing to know is the German sweet wine, which is genuinely rare at this scale, with over 1,000 Auslese and more than 900 Trockenbeerenauslese, alongside strong white Burgundy and Napa Cabernet. At nearly 16,000 wines it is one of the largest cellars in the world, so this is a list that rewards a guest who knows what they want and can spend accordingly. There is no by the glass program, so every order is a full bottle commitment, which shapes how you guide a table. Point collectors toward the first growth verticals and Yquem, sixty listings deep, and steer the curious but careful toward the German sweet wines, where the depth here is something few cellars can match.