🥈 Final Two Days! Is this the greatest value wine of all time? 🥈

10.10.2026

2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet

Release Price: $20.00
Vivino Avg Retail Price: $14.22 
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
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Blind Tasting Top 3:
1. 2023 Willowlake Napa Valley Cabernet
2. 2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet
3. 2023 Caymus Cabernet

Total Vote Count: HERE

Lowest Online Price in the US!

SALE ends TOMORROW night at Midnight!

Dang guys...Since Tuesday you all have bought an average of 588.7 bottles PER DAY of Seigneur du Feu at $9.99. This wine knows absolutely no bounds and shows no signs of slowing down. 

If you want in on the mayhem, the Caymus Blind Tasting sale ends tomorrow night at midnight...so as they say, get while the gettin' is good.

Here is what we told you about the wine earlier in the week!

After a strong 2nd place showing in the Caymus Blind tasting last weekend, and besting a wine that is almost 6x its price, I have to start asking myself "Is Seigneur du Feu one of the greatest value wines of all time?"

- It made its huge splash by winning the 2025 Silver Oak Blind Tasting
- It almost won the Caymus Blind Tasting in 2025
- It almost won again in 2026
- Sales in 2025 were up over 300%!
- Sales this year are up another 42% on top of that!

Last year the 4 times this wine came back in stock you all purchased - over the course of 7 days - 809 six packs, 943 six packs, 1176 six packs, and a mind numbing 1,412 six packs.

That is a lot of wine!!

I think people are yearning for a wine (or any product for that matter) that actually can deliver high quality at low prices. It's what we're always shooting for here at winestore., and Seigneur du Feu is leading the charge.

What have we told you about this wine?

Just based on back orders for people waiting for this to come back in stock, it may be a record. One of our team members even e-mailed the whole company the last time it was due in stock and said:



What sent this wine into overdrive?

Our blind tastings always seem to produce some upsets, but honestly the 2025 Silver Oak Blind Tasting may take the cake.

The winner of that tasting was a wine that was the last wine we added to the lineup, a virtual unknown, and a wine that at the time we had featured in our newsletter just ONE TIME in our 20 year history.

I'm sorry, what?

I was so worried that nobody would believe us when it won, that we just decided to include the voting results. You can view them here.

581 of you came in that January to test your blind tasting chops across 8 wines - and 25% of you voted Seigneur du Feu in first place. Besting Silver Oak by 14 votes.

These two wines, a $10 wine and an $80 wine, took home 47% of ALL the first place votes.

Just wild...

What is even more insane, is that in the one e-mail we have sent about this wine (and I just read this and it kinda gave me chills), I told you - as kind of a joke - that Seigneur du Feu was basically like Silver Oak but only for $10 because of the use of American Oak in the wine. 👀

Here is what we told you:

"Throughout the last two centuries of winedom, French wine has been aged in French oak. Or has it? In the 19th century, French forests, planted for warships, were plentiful enough for barrels too. In the early 20th century, barrels made from Eastern European oak became more common, especially after WWI decimated French forests. But they were replanted with purpose; the barrel industry returned and has dominated the idea of top flight wine ever since. Yet, American oak is crucial to many other wine regions: Spain, Australia, the U.S., maybe even Silver Oak (they love that vanilla smell). So this is a southern French Cab with American oak’s lashing of coconut and sawdust – the classic aromas of American oak barrels.

Maybe think Silver Oak from France, but only costs $9.99? There may be some hyperbole in there, but you get the idea! 😂"

Now, after it has come in 2nd in the Caymus Blind Tasting we have to believe this is not a fluke.

This wine is the REAL DEAL!

Rainy Saturday calls for some good red wine and maybe a fire?!?