What's on YOUR wine list? Restaurant Wine or Grocery Store Wine?

These are pinot noirs available at Safeway Grocery, Carmel, California on April 30, 2011. With the 30% off retail that the grocery store is offering, the consumer is buying these wines for the approximatively the same price that most restaurants are paying. Are these wines on your wine list? It's getting more difficult for restaurants to find wines that are not being dumped at Bevmo, Costco, and grocery stores and discounted prices. Included here - santa barbara winery, argyle, david bruce, morgan, chalone vineyard, lohr, greg norman, artesa, foley, robert sinskey, dutton goldfield, gary farrell, twomey, patz and hall, domaine druhin, benton lane, jayson, archery summitt, etude, sanford, landmark, sonoma-cutrer, ZD, Cuvaison, Clos Pegase, Domaine Carneros, Saintsbury, Merryvale, Migration, Talbott, Taz, Duck Pond, Beringer, De Loach, La Crema, Wente, Gloria Frere, Byron, Elk Cove, Laetitia, Goldeneye, Bearboat, Lincourt, Decoy, Forefront, Acacia, Charles Krug, Fess Parker, Clos Du Bois, Wild Horse, Cambria, MacMurray, Nine Points, Talbott Kali Hart, Castle Rock, Piper Sonoma, Kenwood, Cloudline, Rodney Strong, Estancia, Mark West, Concannon, Blackstone