How about colonial gold, or cream?

I suspect it varies slab to slab, so you'll want to take a look with your cabinet door. That said, the river white I've seen has been on the cooler side. I second ellendi's suggestion of colonial cream.

I have River White and it is very cool - grey, blk and white with some cranberry spots. Like measles. :)

I might debate the winner of the indecision crown (I crowned my wife decades ago), but I think you might find the results of our research helpful.
Unless you're ambivalent, decide on how much motion and what kind of motion you like.
Don't fall in love with a name, fall in love with a specific slab or group of slabs. If you're dealing with a granite yard, make a note not only of the name, but also the lot number and the slab number(s) you want. Even within a lot there can be significant variations.
If you search this forum you will find some outstanding examples of delicatus gold, namibian gold, and solarius. While all 3 of these can be INTENSELY gold, but if you find the right lot you will have a gorgious whitish background with infusions of golds and greys and creams.
When you find the slab you like, get a hold on it right then and there. It's not like you can wait for an identical one to come in in the next lot. When that slab is gone, it's gone.
If you're in Massachusetts, we may be the couple next to you agonizing over the same slabs :)
Good hunting

tblmom, which granite did you end up choosing and are your cabinets installed yet as I would love to see pictures.

I have river white, and while this particular color tends to vary greatly from lot to lot, ours is very cool toned. A lot of cool grey and bright, silvery white. With purple streaks. The counters in my house would not go well with a gold/yellow white.