Unrated: $15-$25 glass pours and deep Burgundy and Piemonte bottles
Coral Gables · Miami · Italian · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Luca Osteria's wine book, posted on its site as a June 2026 file, opens with a short glass list and then runs through sparkling, Italian whites, French whites, American whites, Italian reds, French reds and American reds. Bottle prices are listed in dollars, and the glass list shows glass and bottle prices side by side. The restaurant is at 116 Giralda Avenue in Coral Gables.
The bottle list is bigger than the glass list suggests. Italian reds cover Chianti Classico from Riecine at $110, seven Brunellos from Casanova di Neri at $145 to Stella di Campalto's "Corso" and "Bacia" at $325, Barolo from G.D. Vajra "Albe" at $115, and Amarone from Guerrieri Rizzardi at $145. The French white pages go deep into Burgundy, with Chassagne-Montrachet from Sylvain Morey at $170 and Domaine Leflaive Bourgogne Blanc at $200. Reds include Sassicaia at $345, Gaja Barbaresco at $375 and Sine Qua Non Distentia III Grenache at $275. Confirm vintages and availability, since the list is a dated file.
Thirteen glasses are posted: sparkling Berlucchi 61 Extra Brut Franciacorta at $16 a glass ($74 bottle), whites and rosé from $15 to $20, and reds from $20 to $25. Villa Sparina Cortese Gavi is $17 a glass and Volpaia Chianti Classico is $20. The top pour is Casa E. di Mirafiore Barolo at $25 a glass ($110 bottle). Check the list for what is open that night.
The Bottom Line
Order the Berlucchi Franciacorta at $16 to start, then take a Chianti Classico by the glass with the short rib bolognese. If you want a bottle, the Etna Bianco at $115 is the one to ask about. The wine book and menu are dated files, so confirm today's availability and prices. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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