A short by-the-glass list from Prosecco to Dom Perignon
Brickell · Miami · Mexican · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Chateau ZZ's is a Mexican restaurant from Major Food Group, and its site says it carries 'over 1,000 tequilas and mezcals.' The wine side of the posted drinks menu is a by-the-glass list: three sparkling pours, four whites, one rosé and four reds, plus two sweet wines in their own section and a bottle-only non-alcoholic sparkler. The drinks menu doesn't include a bottle list, so this guide covers the glass pours.
The glass list is mostly European, with a few exceptions. The reds go Familia Torres 'Celeste' Crianza 2021 from Ribera del Duero (19), Andrea Oberto Langhe Nebbiolo 2023 (22), Bodegas Chacra Pinot Noir 'Barda' 2022 from Patagonia (27), and Snowden 'Dum Spiro Spero' Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 from Napa Valley (34). The whites include Chevreau Sancerre 'Les Terres Blanches' 2024 (24) and Routestock Chardonnay 2023 from the Sonoma Coast (26). Prices are posted as bare numbers, with no currency symbol.
The sections are labeled 'Wine by the glass.' Sparkling runs from Bisol Prosecco 'Jeio' NV at 18 to Charles Heidsieck 'Reserve' NV at 28 and Dom Perignon 2015 at 78. Whites run from Quinta do Santiago Vinho Verde 2023 at 18 to Routestock Chardonnay at 26, the one rosé is Peyrassol Cuvée des Commandeurs 2023 at 20, and reds run from 19 to 34. The Sweet section, which isn't labeled by the glass, lists Vietti Moscato d'Asti 2023 at 18 and Rare Wine Co. Madeira Special Reserve at 25. French Bloom Sparkling, a non-alcoholic option, is listed as bottle only at 75.
The Bottom Line
Chateau ZZ's posts a short wine-by-the-glass list that's worth ordering from, even at a restaurant built around tequila and mezcal. Start with the Familia Torres Crianza at 19, or the Chacra Pinot Noir at 27 if you want something less obvious, and if you're celebrating, Dom Perignon 2015 is poured by the glass at 78. The site's menu isn't dated, so confirm what's pouring when you order. This unrated guide covers the posted glass list, not service, storage or markups.
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