Two price sheets for one wine list: check both
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Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Citron posts two separate wine documents, and you should read both before you order. The four-page wine PDF runs from 56 for a Prosecco up to 1875 for a 1999 Château Margaux, while a separate libations sheet carries many of the same wines at much lower numbers. Neither document prints a unit beside the prices, so ask your server what each number covers.
The four-page PDF is split into Bubbles, Champagne, White, Rosé, Red and a RARE section. Champagne runs from Billecart-Salmon Charles le Bel 1818 at 96 to Dom Perignon Brut 2012 at 525, and the RARE page pushes sparkling to Billecart-Salmon Le Clos Saint-Hilare 2006 at 925. The white page has a Burgundy run from Domaine les Vieux Mers Pouilly-Fuissé 2022 at 90 to Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne 2018 at 350, plus Sancerre from Alphonse Mellot at 98. Reds include Oregon Pinot Noir (Boedecker Athena 2017 at 80, Beaux Freres 2020 at 180), Rioja and Ribera del Duero, Piedmont (Massolino Barolo 2014 at 120), and a Cabernet Sauvignon group that runs from Valravn Sonoma 2019 at 72 to Larkmead Dr. Olmo Napa 2016 at 345. The RARE page tops out with Chateau Margaux 1er Grand Cru Classe 1999 at 1875. The bottle list is linked as Jan 2025 and its pages print no date, so confirm what is available tonight.
The libations sheet carries a shorter wine list at lower posted prices, again with no unit printed. Examples: Prosecco from Fattoria Conca d'Oro at 15, Albariño from Mar de Viñas 2023 at 16, Pinot Noir from Boedecker Athena 2021 at 19, and Sancerre from Alphonse Mellot La Moussiere 2023 at 28. That Sancerre is 98 on the four-page list, and Billecart-Salmon Charles Le Bel 1818 is 26 on the sheet against 96 on the PDF. The happy hour menu lists Pinot Grigio, Moscato, Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre Rosé, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Blend under one wine heading with $10 posted, and the homepage posts happy hour from 4 to 6:30 pm (its banner says daily, its hours block says Wednesday to Sunday). Ask whether a wine is poured by the glass before you assume the sheet's numbers are glass prices.
Tuesday — Tuesday Cellar Wine night — select bottles available at half price. One of the better mid-week wine deals in Baltimore.
The Bottom Line
A long list with a steep price ladder: 56 at the bottom and 1875 at the top. Start with the Carl Graff Riesling at 62 or the Monteleone Etna Rosso at 90, and compare the libations sheet before you commit, since many of the same wines carry much lower numbers there. Prices print without units and the pages carry no date, so confirm both with your server. This unrated guide covers the posted wine lists, not service, storage or markups.
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