Anaheim White House Restaurant

At 72 labels and 32 by-the-glass options, the Anaheim White House is swinging harder on wine than you'd expect from a restaurant sitting in the shadow of a theme park. The list skews Italian with some California muscle, which tracks for a place billing itself as an Italian-American fine dining experience. Price ceilings hit $650 a bottle and $80 a glass, so they're clearly not shy about playing in the deep end.

The Italian throughline is the list's strongest argument — you've got Pieropan Soave, Becco Reale Pecorino Vigna Madre, Naeli Vermentino di Sardegna, and the dessert-friendly Marco Bonfante Brachetto d'Acqui all showing up in a Disneyland-adjacent zip code, which is genuinely more interesting than it sounds. California gets its moment with Grgich Hills Cab, Hartford Court Chardonnay, and Neyers Vineyards Left Bank Red rounding out the reds. The sparkling section is a nice touch — Cava (Castell de Sant Pau Brut Nature), Prosecco, and a couple of Moët splits for the birthday table — but Champagne depth is essentially nonexistent beyond those miniature Moëts. Gaps show up in Burgundy, Rhône, and anything adventurous from the Southern Hemisphere.

Thirty-two by-the-glass options is a genuinely impressive number — most restaurants in this category offer half that. The range spans sparkling, white, rosé, red, and sweet, which means you can build a full evening's drinking without touching a bottle. We'd want to know how often those pours rotate, because a static BTG list of 32 can get stale fast, and there's no evidence of an active rotation program here.