I just happen to have the California Grill September wine list(regular, not Reserve) right in front of me!!
3 Rieslings listed:
Angoeves Claire Valley $40 a bottle and $10 a glass
Dr. Burklin-Wolf Estate, Pfalz $42 a bottle and $10.50 a glass
Selbach-Oster Bernkastleler Badstube Spatlese, Mosel $53 a bottle and $13.50 a glass.
Dr. Burklin-Wolf Estate, Pfalz $42 a bottle and $10.50 a glass
I THINK this was it! I remember the Wolf part!
We went in October, think it's the same menu?
OT: Speaking of Rieslings and Sweet Wines:
Each fall me, DH and our friends tour some of the vineyards here on Long Island. My favorite is Duck Walk. They have my absolute favorite Ice Wine: Aphrodite. I paid $28 for a 375 ML bottle, maybe 3 or 4 glasses worth. It is a Gewurztraminer (I can't even pronounce that!) but the folks at the vineyard called it an ice wine. In my opinion, it is my favorite wine. But after tasting that Wolf Reisling, I think I have a tie!
I love the sweet wines. Since no one likes what I drink at get togethers, my husband will always go out and buy a bottle for me. For Thanksgiving, my husband bought me Two bottles. It was a good thing he did, because when my cousin and her daughter came over, I found out it was also Their favorite wine, and then when my FIL came over, I found out that he loved it, too! Thank God they left some for me! After all, I was the cook!
We also picked up two rieslings to serve, and I found out my MIL and SIL love them also. Man, all those years of bringing whites and zinfandels for get-togethers, what a waste! The one bottle that I still have is named Dr. L, Loosen Bros. Mosel, from Germany. Not the type listed above, and it wasn't as sweet as the one served at CG, but it was good to try something new.
Thank you all for your responses. I am almost sure it was the Wolf reisling. I am going to write down the two that were suggested above and search the wine stores and give them a try, might as well!
