Glasses from $11 and a long Barolo and Brunello bench
Federal Hill · Providence · Italian · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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The Camille's wine page is organized by region: Italian whites, Italian reds by Barbaresco, Barolo, Chianti, Montalcino and the Super Tuscans, then French wines, New World whites and reds, Big Bottles, Champagne and Sparkling and Dessert Wines, with the glass list and half bottles at the end. The list marks glasses with 'gl.', and the bottle prices carry no unit label. Decide your budget before you open the red pages, because they run from $40 to $1,950.
Italy is the spine. Barbaresco runs from a $75 Guasti Clemente e Figli 2020 to a $705 Gaja 2021, and the Barolo list starts at $95 for the Damilano Lecinquevigne 2020 and reaches $360 for the Vietti Monvigliero 2019. Brunello di Montalcino starts at $95 with the La Colombina 2018, and the Tuscan blends include Antinori Tignanello 2020 at $365 and Sassicaia at $500. For the cheaper end, a Marchesi de' Frescobaldi Nipozzano Riserva 2021 is $50 and Annamaria Abbona's Dolcetto di Dogliani 2022 is $45. Outside Italy, the Meritage section includes a Bond 'Vecina' 2018 at $995. The page is undated, so confirm vintages and availability.
Glasses are marked 'gl.' and run from $11 to $25. The Italian sparkling and white pours start at $12 with Batíso Prosecco, Paradosso Pinot Grigio and Feudi di San Gregorio Falanghina 2023, and Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio 2024 is $17. Reds include Umani Ronchi 'Jorio' Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2021 at $11, Il Poggione Toscana Rosso 2023 at $14 and a Viberti Nebbiolo Langhe 2022 at $15. The New World reds go as high as the $25 Rodney Strong Symmetry Meritage 2019, with a Daou Reserve Cabernet 2023 at $20 and a Waterbrook Merlot 2023 at $11.
The Bottom Line
This is an Italian-heavy list, and the glass pours are the lowest-risk place to start. Try the $11 Jorio or the $12 Falanghina by the glass, then use the Barolo section if the table wants a bottle: the Damilano Lecinquevigne 2020 is the entry point there at $95 (unit not labeled). Confirm prices and vintages, because the page is undated. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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