Raging Wine

We read restaurant wine lists so you don’t overpay. Every list graded, Rager to Lazy List. 117k+ real prices. Atlanta first:

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Updated Atlanta numbers: Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon is on 9 restaurant wine lists we track, from $150 to $280 a bottle (median $191). Same wine, $130 apart. Where you sit still matters. Vintages vary.
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@WineEnthusiast Grower Champagne is a great way to dodge the big-name markup. On Atlanta wine lists, Moet & Chandon Brut runs $80 to $150 across 10 lists (median $97), and Veuve Clicquot $95 to $300 across 22 (median $155).

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@WineEnthusiast Great list for home. Out at an Atlanta restaurant it's a different game: Patz & Hall Pinot Noir runs $50 to $90 across 6 lists we track (median $60), Siduri $54 to $78 across 4. Retail under $20 stretches a long way.

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Most-listed Chardonnay across the Atlanta wine lists we track? Far Niente, on 11 lists.

Bottles run $51 to $140, median $125. Runner-up: Flowers, 9 lists, median $90.

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Four glasses in? You probably just paid for the bottle. Typical Atlanta prices: a glass is $14, a bottle is $57. Do the math before you order. https://t.co/T4Db0fCcqK

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@WineEnthusiast Bubbles are hard to beat with cheesy snacks. If you're ordering out in Atlanta, Gerard Bertrand Brut from Languedoc runs $41 to $65 across 8 restaurant lists we track, and Avissi Prosecco $30 to $52 across 9.

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@WineEnthusiast Same idea works when dining out. On Atlanta restaurant lists, Louis Jadot Pinot Noir (Burgundy) runs $48 to $62 across 3 lists. For a Burgundy-style Oregon option, Stoller Pinot Noir is $38 to $68 across 3.

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@WineEnthusiast Malbec is also one of the steadier buys on Atlanta restaurant wine lists. Trivento Malbec runs $50 to $68 across 4 lists we track (median $58), and Catena Malbec $52 to $70 across 3 (median $59). Not much room to get overcharged.

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Kosta Browne Pinot Noir on Atlanta wine lists: $130 at the low end, $242 at the top. Median $180 across 4 lists. Same label, $112 apart. Vintages vary, which is the point: read the list closely before you order.

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@WineEnthusiast Pinot Grigio is an easy restaurant pick, and in Atlanta it doesn't have to be pricey. Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio runs $34 to $78 on local lists (median $60, 10 lists), while Scarpetta Pinot Grigio sits at $40 to $50 on 4.

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@WineEnthusiast Plenty of those Napa names are on Atlanta restaurant lists, but the price depends on where you sit. Cakebread Chardonnay runs $72 to $190 across 6 lists we track, while Stags' Leap Winery Chardonnay stays in a tight $65 to $85 band on 5.

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Week 1 recap: the widest price gaps for the same wine on Atlanta restaurant lists.

Orin Swift Cab $85-$300
Opus One $410-$620
Veuve Clicquot Brut $95-$300
Caymus Cab $135-$325
Austin Hope Cab $64-$220

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@WineEnthusiast One data point for the value-minded: Avissi Prosecco is on 9 Atlanta restaurant wine lists we track at $30 to $52 a bottle. Bubbles don't have to cost $100+ at dinner.

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@WineEnthusiast Great retail finds. On Atlanta restaurant wine lists the floor is higher: among the lowest-priced Cabs we track are Justin from $54 (3 lists) and BonAnno at $56 to $68 (3 lists).

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Monday pick: Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc. It's on 11 Atlanta restaurant wine lists we track, $38 to $56 a bottle (median $48). Hard to get ripped off on this one. Vintages vary.
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@WineEnthusiast If Sicily's calling but the flight isn't, Planeta Chardonnay shows up on Atlanta restaurant wine lists too: 3 lists we track, $65 to $125 a bottle.

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@WineEnthusiast Washington is already a quiet value on Atlanta restaurant wine lists: Northstar Merlot from Walla Walla runs $56 to $60, and Matthews Syrah $59 to $72, each on 3 lists we track.

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What does your go-to bottle cost on Atlanta restaurant wine lists? Reply with the wine and we'll check our data: the lowest, median and highest price we see across 83 Atlanta restaurant wine lists we track. #AtlantaEats #WineTwitter

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@WineEnthusiast On Atlanta restaurant lists the gap is real: Silver Oak's Napa Cab starts at $150 a bottle, while Washington's LUKE Cabernet runs $60 to $75 across 3 lists we track.

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@WineEnthusiast Fair point, though Burgundy itself can be gentle on Atlanta restaurant lists: Louis Jadot Pinot Noir is on 3 lists we track at $48 to $62 a bottle.