The Three Best Wine Lists in Las Vegas

By Scott Roeben, on October 23 2013
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OpenTable diners have spoken, and they’ve named three Las Vegas restaurants among those with the best wine lists in the nation.

OpenTable, an online restaurant reservation service, extracts its Diners’ Choice Award winners from more than five million restaurant reviews submitted by very enthusiastic foodies and whatever the wine equivalent of a foodie is.

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According to legend, the first wine glass was molded from the breast of Helen of Troy.

Based upon the inebriated opinions of OpenTable diners, the three world-class wine lists (out of 15,000 restaurants) are at Aureole Las Vegas by Charlie Palmer at Mandalay Bay, Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace and the off-Strip Marche Bacchus, a French bistro.

By the way, Aureole is pronounced “AWR-ee-ohl,” and yes, this restaurant’s name has been voted “Most Likely to Be Mistaken for Areola.” Weirdos. Aureole means an encircling ring of light, or halo.

Much like Helen of Troy, Aureole has an amazing rack.
Much like Helen of Troy, Aureole has an amazing rack.

To see all the winners of OpenTable’s “Top 100 Restaurants with the Most Notable Wine Lists,” visit the official results site.

Your hometown might have one of the winning restaurants, although it probably doesn’t have three. We’re just saying.