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08.04.2026
2024 Domaine de Terrebrune "Selection de Chenin"
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Terrebrune Anjou Blanc
There are few certainties in wine. Opportunities can be vast. Some grapes do okay in lots of places other than their homes but truly shine in only one or two. Aside from South Africa, only in the Loire Valley is Chenin Blanc completely special. But even here, somebody might feel the need to gild the lily; Terrebrune adds 20% Chardonnay to its Chenin but the citric, honeyed intensity remains.

Release Price: $20.00
SALE Price: $12.99 (net)
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SALE ends Sunday August 9th, 2026
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So once a year we go to the world's largest wine trade show to try and find new wines to bring into the United States, and every year there is one wine that is just an absolute show stopper.
Last year, we took this photo of a wine that floored us on quality (and we were kinda scared to ask the price)...the photo below was of their old package. With the 2024 vintage they upgraded their packaging which makes the wine even more 🔥 in my book!
I wrote down "Absolute grand slam if below $25...maybe best wine we have tasted" in my notes on the picture.
Once we found out we could bring it to you for less than $15 per bottle? We bought everything they had left - 60% of the entire production of the wine 👀.
To celebrate its return in the US (we are the only place you can buy this wine in North America!), we're putting it on sale this week for $12.99 per bottle - which is basically the same price you would pay for this wine locally in France! Let's gooooooooo!
We'll also have it on the tasting machines all week for just $0.01 to try - just to see if it rocks your world as much as it did ours.
So what shook us so hard on this particular wine?
Well...here's the thing...there are few certainties in wine; it may seem like certain grapes belong only in certain places and nowhere else but history and experimentation has shown otherwise. Opportunities can be vast. Some grapes do okay in lots of places other than their homes but truly shine in only one or two (I’m looking at you, Nebbiolo); chief amongst them would be Chenin Blanc. Aside from South Africa, only in the Loire Valley is the grape completely special. But even here, somebody might feel the need to gild the lily; Terrebrune pulls that off by adding 20% Chardonnay to its Chenin but the citric, honeyed intensity remains.
One of the things I love about the wine business is finding new products like this. Wines that are coveted in their home market, but have never made their way over here due to lack of supply and opportunity.
If you're like me and you always feel like any time you go on vacation the wine always tastes better...I feel like this is the stuff they are serving. Insane quality, a family run operation that prices for people to be able to drink and enjoy daily, and a great story.
I know what I'm drinking tonight!
Let's do this!