Tre Dita
700 Italian Bottles Inside a Tuscan Fever Dream
Streeterville · Chicago · Italian · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed March 8, 2026
Wingman Metrics
First Impression
You open a wine list the size of a small phone book and realize you're holding 700+ Italian wines. The sommelier arrives at your table like they've been waiting for you their whole life. This is a serious wine destination wrapped in Tuscan luxury.
Selection Deep Dive
The list is an Italian pilgrimage that goes impossibly deep on Tuscany — Super Tuscans, Brunello, Chianti Classico for days — but doesn't ignore the rest of the boot. You'll find northern Piedmont heavyweights, volcanic Etna reds, and a grappa collection that could fuel a small village. The real flex? More than 30 types of Vin Santo, which is either committed curation or beautiful madness. Either way, we're here for it.
By the Glass
The glass program runs 18-25 pours at $15-$30, which feels measured for a list this ambitious. It's a solid intro to the regions they champion, though the selection skews safe rather than adventurous. Expect familiar Tuscan names and crowd-pleasing varietals — nothing that'll scare off expense account diners.
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The deep Tuscan selection suggests strong value plays exist in Chianti Classico and lesser-known Brunello producers, but markup data shows aggressive pricing overall
One of the 30+ Vin Santo selections
Most people skip dessert wine entirely, but this collection is clearly a labor of love. Ask the somm for their favorite — you're at the only place in Chicago with this kind of depth
Pol Roger NV Brut Champagne
$200 for a $60 retail bottle is a 233% markup. That math doesn't work, even with the lake views
A classic Brunello di Montalcino from their deep Tuscan selection + Bistecca alla Fiorentina
You're at a Tuscan temple. Order the 40oz Florentine steak with a properly aged Brunello and pretend you're in the hills of Montalcino instead of a St. Regis tower
🔥 The Bottom Line
The markups sting, but the depth and expertise are undeniable. If you're serious about Italian wine and don't mind paying St. Regis prices, this is Chicago's Italian wine mothership.
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