Wine list
Wines to go with the grill.
September 2026 edition. Prices in Mexican pesos (MX$); they may have changed, so please confirm with the restaurant. 750 ml bottle and 235 ml glass, unless another size is shown.
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Argentina
Finca 1212 ShirazBottle: MX$407
- Origin
- Argentina · Mendoza
- Climate
- High-altitude desert: intense sun by day, cool nights and little rain.
- Grapes
- 100% Shiraz (Syrah)
- Tasting notes
- Dark red with violet hues; ripe black fruit, black pepper and spice, with firm tannins and a long finish.
- Pairs with
- Grilled sweetbreadsArgentine-style chorizoThe smoky, savory richness of grilled sweetbreads and spiced chorizo matches the Shiraz’s peppery, robust character.
Finca 1212 MalbecBottle: MX$407
- Origin
- Argentina · Mendoza
- Climate
- Arid continental climate with hot days and cold nights.
- Grapes
- 100% Malbec
- Tasting notes
- Deep violet-red; ripe plum, blackberry, black cherry and a light floral touch, with smooth, velvety tannins.
- Pairs with
- EmpanadasArrachera tacosJuicy skirt steak and the traditional filling of the beef empanada suit this Malbec’s soft tannins and lush red fruit.
Chile
Estefanya CarmenereBottle: MX$407Glass: MX$157
- Origin
- Chile · Central Valley
- Climate
- Mediterranean: warm, dry summers and cool nights shaped by the Pacific and the Andes.
- Grapes
- 100% Carmenere
- Tasting notes
- Deep ruby; dark berries, green bell pepper, dark chocolate and soft spice.
- Pairs with
- Grilled chicken breastCarmenere’s herbal, dark-chocolate notes complement a simple, juicy grilled chicken breast.
Estefanya SyrahBottle: MX$407Glass: MX$157
- Origin
- Chile · Central Valley
- Climate
- Sunny, dry Mediterranean climate that balances ripeness and fresh acidity.
- Grapes
- 100% Syrah
- Tasting notes
- Inky purple-red; dark cherry, smoked meat and black olive, with structured tannins and a savory finish.
- Pairs with
- Vacío tacos with bone marrowDeep-flavored vacío and bone marrow flambéed at your table call for a savory, smoky Syrah.
Estefanya MerlotBottle: MX$407Glass: MX$157
- Origin
- Chile · Central Valley
- Climate
- Warm Mediterranean climate with plenty of sun and cool evening breezes.
- Grapes
- 100% Merlot
- Tasting notes
- Soft and approachable; bright red plum, blackberry, vanilla and a hint of mocha.
- Pairs with
- Chicken milanesaA crisp, tender chicken milanesa goes easily with a smooth, gentle Merlot.
Mexico
Cabernet Sauvignon XABottle: MX$409Half bottle, 375 mlBottle: MX$223
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Valle de Guadalupe)
- Climate
- Warm Mediterranean climate.
- Grapes
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Tasting notes
- Light to medium-bodied; approachable red fruit, soft tannins and a clean finish.
- Pairs with
- Spaghetti your wayAn easygoing, lighter Cabernet is a relaxed match for pasta without overwhelming the sauce.
Altotinto Primeros PasosBottle: MX$469Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Valle de la Grulla, Ensenada)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 50% Merlot
- Tasting notes
- Medium garnet; medium-intensity red fruit, balanced and lively, with a fruity finish. Unoaked.
- Pairs with
- Queso fundido with chistorraA young, fruity, unoaked red refreshes the palate between bites of melted cheese and chistorra.
Anécdota Chenin BlancBottle: MX$487Semi-sweet white wine.
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás Valley)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- Chenin Blanc
- Tasting notes
- Greenish yellow with steely glints; green fruit, flowers and a touch of honey. Good acidity and a semi-sweet finish.
- Pairs with
- Beet and arugula saladChipotle fusilliIts gentle sweetness and bright acidity suit the goat cheese and apple in the beet salad, and calm the heat of the chipotle fusilli.
Santo Tomás Cabernet SauvignonBottle: MX$757
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás Valley)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- 100% Cabernet Sauvignon
- Tasting notes
- Ruby with violet hints; black cherry, green pepper, eucalyptus and light oak.
- Pairs with
- Ribeye tacosRibeye tacos with serrano emulsion handle this Baja Cabernet’s structure and eucalyptus notes well.
Santo Tomás TempranilloBottle: MX$757
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás Valley)
- Climate
- Sunny, dry Mediterranean climate tempered by coastal winds.
- Grapes
- 100% Tempranillo
- Tasting notes
- Bright cherry and raspberry with vanilla and light spice; smooth and round.
- Pairs with
- EmpanadasThe sweet corn and mild cheese of the humita empanada find a friendly match in soft red fruit and light spice.
Altotinto SelecciónBottle: MX$798Cabernet Sauvignon, Nebbiolo and Petit Verdot.
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás and Guadalupe valleys)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Nebbiolo, 15% Petit Verdot (2021 vintage)
- Tasting notes
- Bright garnet; red and black fruit with vanilla and mocha from the oak. Medium body, sweet tannins and balanced acidity. The 2021 vintage won a Grand Gold Medal at México Selection (2023).
- Pairs with
- Griddled provoletaSpaghetti bologneseIts medium body and sweet tannins suit soft cheeses and pasta, as the winery suggests: the provoleta and the bolognese.
Chateau Domecq CrianzaBottle: MX$873
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Valle de Guadalupe)
- Climate
- Mediterranean, cooled by Pacific sea breezes.
- Grapes
- Blend, typically Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo and Merlot
- Tasting notes
- Deep ruby; red and black fruit, leather, tobacco and delicate spice.
- Pairs with
- Vacío (flank)The bold flavour of vacío pairs smoothly with the balance and earthy leather notes of a Baja crianza.
Casa Madero ShirazBottle: MX$997
- Origin
- Mexico · Coahuila (Parras Valley)
- Climate
- High-altitude desert with warm days and cool mountain winds.
- Grapes
- 100% Shiraz (Syrah)
- Tasting notes
- Intense violet-red; black fruit, pepper, violets and smoky oak.
- Pairs with
- Charcoal-grilled arracheraJuicy, smoky charcoal-grilled arrachera holds its own against this Shiraz’s pepper and spice.
Altotinto SyrahBottle: MX$997
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás Valley)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- 100% Syrah
- Tasting notes
- Red with violet glints; hibiscus, violet, cassis, licorice and white pepper, with coffee and vanilla from 15 months in oak. Firm, dry and full-bodied, with powerful, round tannins.
- Pairs with
- Ribeye tacosArgentine-style chorizoThe winery suggests it with rich meats and spicy dishes: the serrano emulsion of the ribeye tacos and the spiced chorizo meet its round tannins and white pepper.
Casa Madero 3VBottle: MX$1,007Cabernet, Tempranillo and Merlot.
- Origin
- Mexico · Coahuila (Parras Valley)
- Climate
- High-altitude desert microclimate with cool nights.
- Grapes
- Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo and Merlot
- Tasting notes
- Deep red; ripe red berries, figs, spice and toasted wood.
- Pairs with
- Half Parrillada Galpón (mixed grill)Its three-grape complexity brings together every meat on the half mixed grill: chistorra, chorizo, vacío, arrachera and chicken.
Altotinto Gran CabernetBottle: MX$1,340
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás Valley)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- 100% Cabernet Sauvignon
- Tasting notes
- Garnet with a brick rim; blueberry, bell pepper, ripe chile, black olive, bay leaf and eucalyptus, with coffee, smoke and vanilla from 18 months in American oak. Intense and meaty, with silky tannins and a long finish.
- Pairs with
- Vacío (flank)Bife de chorizo (strip steak)Intense and meaty, it calls for characterful cuts from the grill: the bold vacío and the well-marbled bife de chorizo.
Cordus Ensamble OcultoBottle: MX$1,890From Casa Cordus.
- Origin
- Mexico · Baja California (Santo Tomás Valley)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: mild winters and dry, sunny summers cooled by the ocean.
- Grapes
- A red blend the winery keeps secret, hence the name.
- Tasting notes
- Deep violet-red; blackberry, plum, cherry, cassis, licorice, black pepper and nutmeg, with soft toast from 20 months in American and French oak. Elegant and intense, with a long finish.
- Pairs with
- Super prime ribeyeThe winery recommends it with well-marbled cuts: the super prime ribeye calls for its intensity and dark fruit.
Casa Madero Casa Grande ReservaBottle: MX$2,307
- Origin
- Mexico · Coahuila (Parras Valley)
- Climate
- High-altitude desert microclimate with sharp temperature swings.
- Grapes
- Estate selection; varies by vintage (Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz or Malbec)
- Tasting notes
- Deep and concentrated; black-fruit preserves, tobacco, leather and vanilla from long barrel aging.
- Pairs with
- Super prime ribeyeBife de chorizo (strip steak)This flagship Mexican reserve calls for a prime cut with enough weight to match its depth and aged tannins.
Spain
Cune CrianzaBottle: MX$667Half bottle, 375 mlBottle: MX$357
- Origin
- Spain · Rioja (Rioja Alta)
- Climate
- Continental with Atlantic influence and moderate temperatures.
- Grapes
- Tempranillo with a little Garnacha and Mazuelo
- Tasting notes
- Bright cherry-red; licorice, red berries and subtle balsamic notes over vanilla.
- Pairs with
- Chicken milanesa napolitanaThe tangy pomodoro, ham and cheese of the milanesa napolitana balance against this fruit-forward crianza.
Sangre de ToroBottle: MX$397Half bottle, 375 ml.
- Origin
- Spain · Catalonia (Penedès)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: warm, dry summers tempered by sea breezes.
- Grapes
- Garnacha and Cariñena (Mazuelo)
- Tasting notes
- Dark cherry color; blackberry, plum, warm Mediterranean spice and a hint of leather.
- Pairs with
- EmpanadasChoripán GalpónIts rustic, earthy notes complement the spinach empanada and the choripán, with its chorizo, chimichurri and melted gouda.
Sangre de Toro ReservaBottle: MX$779
- Origin
- Spain · Catalonia (Penedès)
- Climate
- Mediterranean: warm, dry summers tempered by sea breezes.
- Grapes
- Garnacha and Cariñena (Mazuelo)
- Tasting notes
- Dark cherry color; blackberry, plum, warm Mediterranean spice and a hint of leather.
- Pairs with
- EmpanadasChoripán GalpónIts rustic, earthy notes complement the spinach empanada and the choripán, with its chorizo, chimichurri and melted gouda.
Marqués de Cáceres CrianzaBottle: MX$779
- Origin
- Spain · Rioja
- Climate
- Continental, with both Atlantic and Mediterranean influence.
- Grapes
- Tempranillo with Garnacha and Graciano
- Tasting notes
- Bright ruby; fresh red berries, wild strawberry and a touch of sweet vanilla from the oak.
- Pairs with
- Spaghetti bologneseThe bright acidity and red fruit of a classic Rioja crianza cut through a rich meat-and-tomato bolognese.
Marqués de Riscal ReservaBottle: MX$1,747
- Origin
- Spain · Rioja (Rioja Alavesa)
- Climate
- Continental with Atlantic influence: cool winters and warm summers.
- Grapes
- Tempranillo, Graciano and Mazuelo
- Tasting notes
- Ripe black fruit, balsamic notes and fine oak, with an elegant, silky structure.
- Pairs with
- Super prime ribeyeA well-marbled 500 g prime ribeye deserves a classic Rioja reserva whose fine oak and balsamic depth suit rich beef.
France
Rosé d’AnjouBottle: MX$456Rosé wine.
- Origin
- France · Loire Valley (Anjou)
- Climate
- Temperate oceanic climate influenced by the Loire River.
- Grapes
- Grolleau, Cabernet Franc, Gamay and Pineau d’Aunis
- Tasting notes
- Pale pink and gently off-dry, with fresh red fruit and rose petals.
- Pairs with
- Breaded shrimpIts slight sweetness and crisp acidity calm the chipotle mayonnaise’s kick and suit the shrimp.
Moët & Chandon Nectar ImpérialBottle: MX$3,317
- Origin
- France · Champagne
- Climate
- Cool continental and oceanic climate on chalky soils.
- Grapes
- Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay
- Tasting notes
- A rich demi-sec champagne with exotic fruit, stone fruit and vanilla.
- Pairs with
- Flambéed strawberries or mixed berriesCheesecake with berry sauceThe sweetness of a demi-sec is a luxurious partner for flambéed strawberries or cheesecake with berry sauce.
White and sparkling
Estefanya ChardonnayBottle: MX$469Glass: MX$157
- Origin
- Chile · Central Valley
- Climate
- Cool-to-moderate Mediterranean climate that keeps the fruit crisp.
- Grapes
- 100% Chardonnay
- Tasting notes
- Bright golden-yellow; green apple, pineapple and a touch of vanilla, with a creamy texture.
- Pairs with
- Grilled salmonSalmon tartareGrilled salmon or the fresh, citrusy tartare pair seamlessly with a Chardonnay’s crisp acidity and body.
Estefanya LambruscoBottle: MX$469Glass: MX$157
- Origin
- Italy · Emilia-Romagna style
- Climate
- Continental, with moderate rain and fertile valley soils.
- Grapes
- Lambrusco
- Tasting notes
- Semi-sparkling, sweet and refreshing red with fresh dark berries and a lively finish.
- Pairs with
- Argentine-style chorizoIts sweet fizz is a palate-cleansing contrast to the rich, spiced Argentine chorizo.
Blue Rhin LiebfraumilchBottle: MX$469Glass: MX$157
- Origin
- Germany · Rheinhessen
- Climate
- Cool continental climate that gives aromatic whites with balanced sweetness.
- Grapes
- Mainly Müller-Thurgau, with Riesling and Silvaner
- Tasting notes
- Pale yellow and gently off-dry; flowers, green apple, peach and citrus.
- Pairs with
- Guacamole with tortilla chipsIts slight sweetness and low alcohol soothe and balance the serrano-chile heat of the guacamole.
Espumoso AndréBottle: MX$587No glass priceSparkling white wine.
- Origin
- United States · California
- Climate
- Sunny climates suited to fresh, easy sparkling wines.
- Grapes
- White grapes, such as Chenin Blanc and French Colombard
- Tasting notes
- Pale straw with lively bubbles; green apple, pear and citrus.
- Pairs with
- Breaded shrimpThe bubbles and crisp sweetness cut right through the breading and the chipotle mayonnaise.
Lambrusco Tinto ReuniteBottle: MX$587No glass price
- Origin
- Italy · Emilia-Romagna
- Climate
- Continental Po Valley climate: humid summers and cool winters.
- Grapes
- Lambrusco
- Tasting notes
- Semi-sparkling (frizzante), sweet and fruity red with wild berries and cherry; low in alcohol.
- Pairs with
- Griddled provoletaQueso fundido (melted cheese)A classic match: sweet bubbles cut through dense, hot melted cheese.
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