Baoli

Baoli's wine list hits 90-plus labels, which signals ambition for a Miami scene spot. The list reads like it was built once and mostly forgotten—not curated with love, but not neglected either. It's the kind of program that gets you through dinner without drama.

The selection leans Mediterranean-friendly: French Provence rosés, Italian whites from the Veneto, and a handful of Spanish Riojas that pair with the vibe. You'll find some Napa Cabs for the big spenders and a smattering of Champagne for bottle service energy. Gaps show up in natural wines, lesser-known regions, and anything adventurous—this list plays it safe with recognizable names. The 90-label count suggests breadth over depth, with solid coverage but nothing that makes you sit up and take notes.

We couldn't confirm glass pour specifics, but the setup feels standard Miami: probably 6-8 safe pours, likely a Whispering Angel rosé, a Cakebread Chardonnay, and a Malbec. Rotation is doubtful—these pours stick around all season. Expect stemless glassware that fits the poolside-to-dinner crowd, functional but not finessed.