The phrase "ambitious wine list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wine list that is extensive, diverse, or features high-quality selections, often found in restaurants or wine bars.
Example: "The restaurant is known for its ambitious wine list, showcasing rare vintages and unique varietals from around the world."
Alternatives: "extensive wine selection" or "impressive wine list".
The ambitious wine list includes the '99 Etyeki Kuria chardonnay ($7.75), a crisp, clean white with an aroma of apricots.
What sets the Tasting Room's menu apart is its ferociously ambitious wine list, an all-American roster of 350 wines, nicely priced, that ventures well off the beaten track to include grape varieties like marsanne, carignane and lemberger.
But look more closely at the menu, scan the ambitious wine list and its equally ambitious prices, and it becomes clear that Mr. Lentini wants to be more than a nice little local standby.
That, plus Cuban cigars and an ambitious wine list, is as much an attraction as the red mullet and black pasta salad and moules au gratin.
The practice, which is more common at high-end restaurants with ambitious wine lists, can make diners uncomfortable.
WINE LIST Ambitious collection of Spanish wines and ciders, priced from reasonable to bank-busting.
They added a hefty wine list, an ambitious menu, and hired a staff that works hard to please.
WINE LIST An ambitious, imaginatively chosen array of more than 100, with prices that start in the teens and never reach the stratosphere.
The wine list is ambitious and wide ranging, but ordering by the glass, you may not get what you ask for.
More ambitious cooking and a decent wine list transforms the cafe into a delectable spot for Cornish sardines, tiger prawns with tomatoes, garlic and basil, tagines and paellas in the evenings.
It once had a Michelin star and, to my mind, it still merits one: the menu is ambitious and well realized; the wine list is excellent and the service is professional and considerate.
