08/14/2026
Looking for a special bottle for the weekend? Gérard Boulay’s Sancerre is the one. A beautifully mineral‑driven Sauvignon Blanc from the tiny area of Chavignol—just a few hundred acres of steep, chalky slopes. Chavignol is very small, a compact winegrowing hamlet tucked into the western slopes, where Boulay works some of the region’s most prized vineyards. This is a terroir‑driven wine with real precision—special to drink now, and equally worthy of cellaring.
[ID: a bottle of Gérard Boulay’s Sancerre on the marble countertop at the store. The label is yellow with brown writing. Behind the bottle, you can see very vibrant yellow sunflowers.]