It may have relocated last year to different digs downtown, but it’s consistency that characterizes Troquet’s always-impressive wine program. The 32-page list doesn’t have a dud in the bunch, and though many bottles are under $100—providing options for oenophiles of varying budgets—there are also nearly 20 labels that are more than $1,000, representing rare finds for hard-to-impress aficionados. Among them: 2013 Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, considered one of the most coveted bottles of pinot noir on Earth.
Troquet on South
107 South St., Boston • (617) 695-9463
troquetboston.com
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