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2022 Domaine de la Villaudière Sancerre
Domaine de la Villaudiere is a family-owned winery located in Sancerre, the historic land of Sauvignon Blanc. This wine is classic, crisp and the perfect wine to pair with goat cheese, fish, and fresh veggies.
Certified sustainable farming practices and only 1,000 cases produced annually.
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2020 Jacky Blot Montlouis ‘Clos Michet’ Aux Loups Chenin Blanc
Jacky and Jean-Philippe Blot are without question one of the leaders of terroir-driven Chenin Blanc in the Loire Valley. Precision, length, complexity and ageability are all words to describe this wine show-stopper. If you like Chenin Blanc, this is a must-try.
Certified organic farming practices, vegan, native yeast fermentation and only 250 cases produced.
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2022 Chateau des Antonins AOC Bordeaux Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc lovers, don’t sleep on Bordeaux Blanc. Vinified with a bit of Sémillon, these textured and thirst-quenching wines are some of the most underrated, budget-friendly bottles on the market. Next time the mood for SB strikes, give Bordeaux a whirl – you’ll thank us later.
Certified sustainable farming practices and only 2,500 cases produced.
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2021 Piro Points West North Canyon Vineyard Chardonnay
This Chardonnay comes from one of our most trusted winemakers, Marc Piro. The vineyard sits less than 20 miles from the Pacific Ocean which gives it a refreshing and crisp structure, but round fruit flavors. It’s the first Chardonnay under the Piro label and we were given exclusive access to allocate it for our club members.
Sustainable farming practices and only 120 cases produced annually.
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2021 Bachelet-Monnot Bourgogne Cote d’Or Blanc
This Chardonnay is from 40-year-old vines located in Puligny Montrachet. It has incredible structure and finishes with precise acidity and chalky mineralty. Aged for 12 months in barrel + 6 months in tank.
Sustainable farming practices, hand-harvested, and native yeast fermentation.
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2022 Cantine Carlo Mazzella Ischia Biancolella
Sancerre, Gruner Veltliner, Vermentino lovers – This one’s for you. Grown on the volcanic island of Ischia, this wine quite literally tastes like the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Our director of imports enjoyed this wine for the first time with a large bowl of pasta alla vongole after an ocean dip. “The salty sea still lingering on my lips and this light, crisp wine on that hot day was unparalleled.”
Organic farming practices, hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation, minimal intervention winemaking and only 400 cases produced.
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2021 Domaine de Oliveira Lecestre Petit Chablis (half-bottle)
This is an everyday staple. The palate is lively and crisp, but it isn’t quite as austere as other versions of Chablis. It has a creamy texture which makes it approachable and crowd-pleaser across the board.
Sustainable farming practices (Lutte Raisonnée), native yeast fermentation, and fermented in stainless steel tanks to reflect the perfect typicity of Chablis.
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2020 Les Athlètes du Vin Touraine Sauvignon Blanc
You really can’t go wrong with this wine. It’s a no-brainer for Sauvignon Blanc lovers. The bright citrus fruits have length without any bitter finish. Think of it as Sancerres more affordable little sister.
Organic farming practices, hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation, unfined/unfiltered, vegan-friendly, and only 3,500 cases produced.
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Best Seller
2021 Domaine Guillaume Pin Savoie Apremont
This wine drinks like premier cru white burgundy for the price of Sancerre. Sign. Me. Up.
Organic farming practices and only 150 cases produced.
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2021 Herd & Hart Western Cape Sauvignon Blanc
This Sauvy B is incredibly refreshing. It has bright citrus fruit and florals, but finishes off with a touch of salty ocean sea breeze that reminds you it’s from the Western Cape.
Sustainable farming practices, minimal intervention winemaking, and only 112 cases produced.
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2020 Norris Ribbon Ridge Dry Riesling
“This 2020 Dry Riesling from Norris Vineyards is something I am truly excited to share with you. I met the Mckinley family about two years ago now, and have been looking forward to the release of this wine ever since. This wine has everything I am looking for; namely that green apple crunch that I typically can’t find in domestic versions of this grape. The care and precision that went into this wine is unparalleled.” – Lexi Jones, Director of Imports
Organic farming practices and only 213 cases produced.
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2022 Domaine Jean-Jacques Auchére Sancerre Blanc
A classic Sancerre!
The Auchère family’s winemaking tradition has been passed from grandfather to father to son for generations. At the head of the family estate, Jean-Jacques Auchère focuses on quality, only producing 2,500 cases annually from the best sustainably-farmed vineyard sites in Sancerre.
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2021 Cherrier Frères Sancerre Blanc ‘Les Renarderies’ (half-bottle)
It’s Sancerre – need we say more? Sancerre is the king of all Sauvignon Blanc. It’s consistent, classic and never disappoints. Cherrier Frères Sancerre delivers exactly what you want: a lively, zesty, crisp and delicious white wine.
Organic farming practices, and native yeast fermentation in stainless steel tanks.
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2018 Flâneur ‘La Belle Promenade’ Chardonnay MAGNUM
Forget the stereotypes you may have heard – this is not your typical Chardonnay. It’s lean, mean, and completely jumps out of the glass. Medium bodied and refreshing, the wine’s 12 months of aging in oak barrels (24% new) adds the perfect amount of body weight to this well-balanced bottle.
Organic, unfined, and unfiltered. Only 600 cases produced. Magnums = double the size, which means double the fun, no?
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2019 Vignerons Ardéchois ‘Les Classiques’ Chardonnay
This wine easy-drinking Chardonnay is light on its feet, approachable, and promises to please a variety of white wine drinkers – think of it as the Goldilocks of Chardonnay. Produced from sustainably-farmed fruit.
We dub this wine one of our party picks, as its crowd-pleasing palate renders it perfect for keeping on hand at all times.
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Best Seller
2020 Domaine De Oliveira Lecestre AC Chablis
Love Chablis? Who doesn’t? This fresh wine is noted with flavors of fruit on the forefront and and earthy, chalky minerality on the finish. If you’re looking for a ‘gaux-to cheese wine, this is it.
Sustainable farming practices (Lutte Raisonnée), native yeast fermentation, and fermented in stainless steel tanks to reflect the perfect typicity of Chablis.
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2020 Domaine De Oliveira Lecestre Petit Chablis
This is an everyday staple. The palate is lively and crisp, but it isn’t quite as austere as other versions of Chablis. It has a creamy texture which makes it approachable and crowd-pleaser across the board.
Sustainable farming practices (Lutte Raisonnée), native yeast fermentation, and fermented in stainless steel tanks to reflect the perfect typicity of Chablis.
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2020 No Name Santa Barbara County Chardonnay
This Chardonnay is a total CA babe. It’s vibrant and fresh with a silky palate and touch of sea salt on the finish. In short, it’s an all-around crowd pleaser.
Organic farming practices and only 90 cases produced.
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2022 Par Fore the Course New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc
This wine is all about bright flavors, approachability, and thirst-quenching freshness. The flavor lingers, but the wine goes down fast. It is Marlborough, New Zealand to a Sauvy B TEE!
Certified sustainable farming practices through Sustainable Winegrowing NZ, which certifies all parts of the production chain including vineyards, wineries, bottling facilities, and brands.
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2020 Domaine De Oliveira Lecestre ‘Les Clos’ Chablis Grand Cru
Grand Cru Chablis? Sign us up. This ain’t your average bottle of Chardonnay. The wine’s strong strong structure is immediately apparent, yet its delicate and nuanced flavor profile makes the wine both impressive and approachable.
Sustainable farming practices (Lutte Raisonnée), native yeast fermentation, and less than 1,000 cases produced annually.
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2019 Flâneur Willamette Valley Chardonnay
This is not over-oaked California Chardonnay, and it’s not searingly acidic French Chardonnay. It’s Oregon Chardonnay through and through; the perfectly subtle and level-headed middle sister we all wish we’d see more of.
Organic farming practices, dry-farmed, hand-harvested, native yeast fermentation, and unfined/unfiltered.

