A dated bottle list with a lower-price path and a separate prestige track
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Updated November 2026
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Canoe's June 29 bottle list gives a diner two different ways to spend: choose broadly below $100, or use the same document as a route into expensive Burgundy and prestige bottles. The useful fact is not that the ceiling reaches four figures. It is that the lower path remains substantial before the list gets there. The opening pages show that clearly. Nivarius Tempranillo Blanco is listed at $45, Hera Loureiro at $35 and Pieropan Soave Classico at $45. Sparkling starts at $45 for Naveran Cava and $50 for Boschendal Brut, while Champagne begins at $95 for Collet Brut. Those are observed menu prices, not value judgments against retail or other restaurants.
The same pattern holds in Chardonnay and Burgundy. Chalk Hill Sonoma Coast is $55, MacRostie Sonoma Coast is $60 and Bouchard Père & Fils Bourgogne is $60. From there, the list climbs through $130 Bouchard Beaune, $245 Domaine Séguinot-Bordet Chablis Grand Cru and $280 Bernard Moreau Chassagne-Montrachet. On the red-Burgundy page, the range extends to $1,750 Clos de la Roche and $1,850 Charmes-Chambertin from Armand Rousseau. That creates a straightforward decision. If the table wants breadth without turning the bottle into the night's largest expense, begin in alternative whites, sparkling or the lower end of Bourgogne. If the bottle is the occasion, the list provides a much higher ceiling. What the document does not establish is whether those expensive bottles are better priced than peers, whether every wine remained available after June 29, or what the restaurant paid.
The practical conclusion is narrower and more useful: Canoe does not force a choice between a minimal entry list and trophy wine. The dated list shows meaningful steps between $35 and $100, then a separate prestige track. Decide which track the table is on before opening page three.
These are historical posted prices transcribed from Canoe's official seven-page wine-list PDF, whose filename is dated June 29, 2026 and which remained accessible November 4. They show what that document offered, not guaranteed current stock. No complete-list median, markup or peer comparison was calculated, and the PDF says all wines and vintages are subject to availability.
The Bottom Line
Choose the table's spending track before navigating the list: the dated document shows meaningful steps from $35 to $100, then a separate prestige route into Burgundy.
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