03/06/2026
We don’t have a big wine cellar, so we think a lot about value when we put together our wine list. While we sell a lot of wine by the glass at the Queensboro, if you’re thinking about a bottle, our reserve wines have some great deals for wine lovers 🍷
For example, this 2000 vintage Bordeaux (pictured) would run you $110 in some restaurants, is $70 here.
Or this brawny Cornas from the Terre Brulée vineyard is available here for $85 — not cheap by any means! — but an excellent value compared to the $150 pricetag you might find elsewhere.
So if you want to treat yourself to something special, you can treat your wallet as well! Slainte!
Also pictured:
Chorey les Beaunes, $60
Burgundy, Cotes de Beaune, fuller bodied, a little bit of toasty oak
St Veran, $65
Burgundy, Maconais, similar to the Chorey (above) but a touch more fruit. Still dry and slightly oaky.
Anthill Farms. $75
California pinot that’s fuller and juicier than the French ones we carry.
Gigondas, $65
Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre from the Rhone Valley. A juicy, robust, full-flavored wine. Similar the Chateauneuf du Pape, but less expensive.
Givry, $60
A light pinot noir from Burgundy. Soft and velvety with pretty berry flavors.
Woodward Canyon, $70
American chardonnay from Washington state. Fuller bodied, more oak, buttery.