Delilah

The wine list at Delilah is a beast — 300+ references that span everything from unoaked Chablis to Trophy Napa Cabs. It's clearly ambitious, but the breadth feels more like a flex than a curated experience. You're getting bottle depth that most Miami spots can't touch, but you'll pay for the velvet booths and chandeliers.

The list leans hard into Burgundy and Napa, with a surprising amount of aged Barolo and Right Bank Bordeaux tucked into the mix. There's a solid California section beyond the usual suspects — some Mount Eden Chardonnay, Ridge Monte Bello, Sea Smoke Pinot. France gets the VIP treatment with verticals of Raveneau and Coche-Dury that would make somms weep. The New World selections feel secondary but competent — Argentine Malbec, some Oregon Pinot, a handful of Australian Shiraz. It's a list built for big spenders and special occasions, not Tuesday night experimentation.

The glass program exists but doesn't shine. You're looking at 12-15 pours that play it safe — a Whispering Angel rosé, a Sonoma Chardonnay, maybe a Châteauneuf if you're lucky. Pricing hovers around $18-24 per pour, which is steep for what amounts to crowd-pleasers. Rotation seems minimal — this isn't a place pushing boundaries by the glass.