St. Regis Address, Holiday Inn Wine List
Buckhead · Atlanta · Hotel Restaurant / American · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed by the RagingWine Tasting Desk · July 23, 2026
RagingWine reviewed Astor Court’s wine list and gave it The Lazy List — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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Seventeen labels. At a St. Regis. Let that sink in. You're sitting in one of Atlanta's most storied luxury hotel dining rooms and the wine list fits on a single laminated page — the kind of list a banquet manager assembled in a hurry and nobody has revisited since.
The list hits every predictable mark: Whispering Angel for the rosé crowd, a Napa Cab or two (Scattered Peaks and Elyse), a Russian River Pinot from EnRoute, and a Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc to round things out. There's a Champagne section padded with Charles Heidsieck, Laurent-Perrier Rosé, and the suspiciously generic Pierre Cellier Prestige Brut — a brand you won't find anyone raving about anywhere. The one flash of actual interest is Les Boursicottes Sancerre from the Loire, which feels like it wandered in from a better list. Otherwise, this reads like someone filtered Wine.com by 'most popular' and called it a day.
By-the-glass options aren't published, which at a hotel restaurant usually means the pours come from whatever bottles the bar opened and forgot to finish. Given the list is only 17 labels deep, we wouldn't expect much rotation or excitement. If you're here, order the Champagne and keep it moving.
Les Boursicottes Sancerre, Loire Valley — Unknown
The only wine on this list with a pulse. Sancerre is Sancerre — crisp, mineral, food-friendly — and this producer delivers the real thing. If the markup isn't completely egregious, it's the most defensible pour on the menu.
Chehalem Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley
Chehalem is a quietly serious Oregon producer, and their Pinot Gris is textured and food-friendly in a way most people don't expect. It's easy to scroll past in favor of the Whispering Angel, but don't.
Pierre Cellier Prestige Brut, Champagne
This is filler Champagne — a négociant brand with zero name recognition that exists to justify a bubbly line item on hotel wine lists. At St. Regis prices, you're paying for the room, not the wine. Spend up for the Charles Heidsieck or skip it entirely.
EnRoute Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley + Whatever the seasonal fish is on the menu
EnRoute makes a generous, silky Russian River Pinot that's rich enough to hold its own but won't steamroll a delicate fish preparation. It's the most versatile red on a short list, and it earns its place here.
❌ The Bottom Line
Astor Court is a beautiful room attached to a wine list that stopped trying. Unless you're expensing it or you're here for the Sancerre, the bar program will treat you better than the wine list will.
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