Morrie's Steakhouse named Wine Spectator winner
It’s the second highest designation the magazine awards and the first time a South Dakota restaurant has achieved it
There were 1,168 winners nationwide that earned the designation this year.
“These wine lists display excellent breadth across multiple wine growing regions and/or significant vertical depth of top producers, along with superior presentation,” the magazine said. “Typically offering 350 or more selections, these restaurants are destinations for serious wine lovers, showing a deep commitment to wine, both in the cellar and through their service team.”
Morrie’s has 410 wine selections and 2,400 bottles in its inventory, Wine Spectator reported.
“We’re so honored by this recognition,” said Tim Meagher, chief operating officer of Morrie’s owner Vanguard Hospitality.
“We have put a lot of attention and care into our wine selections, and our team strives to give guests an extraordinary experience every time. This is the sort of award that truly recognizes that.”
Wine Spectator noted Morrie’s wine selections from California and France are especially strong.
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INTRODUCING CORAVIN POURS
WHAT IS CORAVIN?
Coravin allows us to pour wine by the glass, without pulling the cork. With no oxidation, the wine is preserved longer, allowing Morrie’s to offer high end wine as a glass pour.Enjoy wines that are normally only available by the bottle as a glass pour like 2012 Paul Hobbs Cabernet, 2012 Altus Cabernet, 2013 Joseph Drouhin Puligny — Montrachet “Les Folatieres” Premier Cru Chardonnay and more.