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Compared to their retail prices these wine list babies are a downright steal.
While every oenophile posits that there’s more to a well-crafted wine list than just price, every cheapskate will say “balls.” Restaurateurs will tell you that you need a minimum 2.5 times markup to make a go of it in this high-tax jurisdiction. But every so often, they throw an outlier on the list for the eagle-eyed sipper (the high-volume chains have the most flexibility here).
Chambar: $380BC Liquor Stores: $245
Bao Bei: $62Everything Wine: $32
Bufala: $120Everything Wine: $88
Joey Bentall One: $40Everything Wine: $23.50
Salt Tasting Room: $50Everything Wine: $26
Cactus Club: $36Winery: $19
West Oak: $55Everything Wine: $30