All-French list: glasses from $10, plus a short seasonal bottle list
Roland Park · Baltimore · French · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Petit Louis posts one wine PDF that opens with a Wines by the Glass list and a note from Tony Foreman about Louis' cellar, which he says covers wines from all of the wine-producing regions of France. A short page called La Petite Liste lists seasonal bottles with tasting notes, followed by Champagne and regional sections. The restaurant's site calls it an "all-French wine list."
After La Petite Liste, the list runs through Les Champagnes from Klepka-Sausse Mille Or 2017 at $108 to Egly-Ouriet Millésime 2016 at $1425, then Chablis, Burgundy by village, Beaujolais, the Rhône, Bordeaux and the Loire. Magnums are labeled, for example Dom Perignon Brut 2002 in magnum at $1290. The Beaujolais page includes Domaine des Chers Juliénas 'Vieilles Vignes' 2023 at $54, Château Thivin Brouilly 'Reverdon' 2023 at $74 and Daniel Bouland Morgon bottlings at $78. The list is undated, so confirm current availability.
Wines by the Glass run from $10 to $31. Sparkling starts at Belle Jardin Blanc de Blancs Brut NV from Alsace at 10 and reaches Klepka-Sausse 'Préam'bulle' Champagne at 29. Whites include Touraine Sauvignon Blanc at 10, Sipp Mack Riesling at 13 and Pouilly-Fuissé Louis Latour at 23. The rosé is Château Routas at 12. Reds run from Mas de Boislauzon Côtes du Rhône-Villages at 15 to Domaine Collotte Marsannay at 31. Sweet wines are poured in labeled sizes, such as Sauternes Château Guiraud 2017 at 31 for 3oz.
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The Bottom Line
Start with the $10 Alsace Blanc de Blancs or the $12 Château Routas rosé by the glass, then look at La Petite Liste for the $65 Sipp Mack Crémant d'Alsace. Confirm availability and prices, since neither list is dated. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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