Das Grace
This is a German leaning, white driven list of 336 bottles, built heavily around Riesling country with Weissweine accounting for 175 of the offerings and strong representation from the Pfalz, the Mosel via Weingut Dr. Thanisch, and Korrell out of the Nahe, who tops the producer count with 23 listings. Champagne and sparkling run deep enough to matter, anchored by Maison Ruinart at eleven listings, and there is a real depth of red here too at 105 bottles, including a notable South African pocket from the Western Cape with Luddite leading. Pricing is in euros and reasonable for a Michelin room, with plenty of bottles landing around 99 to 179 EUR. The catch is the glass program, which is only three pours, so by the bottle is where this list lives. It rewards a guest who knows German whites and wants range across ripeness and producer, and it gives the floor a chance to steer toward Knipser, Wittmann, or Rings when someone wants something more serious in red or dry white.