Grand Cru launches the Grand Solde campaign with up to \(40\%\) off selected labels, available until February \(1\) online and in stores across Brazil.
Grand Cru announced its Grand Solde campaign to kick off 2026. As a result, the importer and retailer is offering up to \(40\%\) off selected wines.
The promotion runs until February \(1\) and is available on the brand’s website and in physical stores nationwide. In addition, Grand Cru positions the selection as a way to accompany special moments in the year ahead.
Featured wines in the selection
One highlight is Corralillo Chardonnay, produced by Matetic, a certified organic and biodynamic winery in Chile’s coastal valleys. The label is described as vibrant, with fruity notes and a mineral touch.
On the nose, it shows freshness with peach and pineapple nuances. In addition, suggested pairings include chicken, moqueca, and pizza.
Another option is the white Domaine Lafage Centenaire, made with Grenache Blanc and Roussanne. In this way, it delivers high acidity, an intense finish, and a mineral profile.
The wine is recommended for pizzas and fish-based dishes such as cod. Next, the brand highlights aromas of wet stones, honeysuckle, acacia flower, quince, and orchard fruits.
The red Pierre André Bourgogne Hautes-Côtes de Beaune Les Forges represents a classic Pinot Noir profile. In addition, pairing suggestions include roast chicken, fish, and pasta.
Its aging takes place partly in stainless-steel tanks and partly in oak barrels for \(8\) to \(10\) months. As a result, it aims for vibrant structure and balanced intensity, with red fruits, cherry, raspberry, and blackcurrant notes, plus spice and licorice hints.
Where to find the campaign
The full Grand Solde selection is available on Grand Cru’s website and in stores across Brazil. Finally, the company frames the campaign as an opportunity to toast 2026 with selected labels.
About Grand Cru
Grand Cru is a fine-wine importer and retailer in Latin America, founded in 1998. The company says it offers a portfolio of more than \(1300\) labels from around the world, delivered across Brazil.
Since 2022, the brand has been part of the Víssimo Group and operates in a multichannel model. In this way, it runs franchises, owned stores, an app, e-commerce, a subscription club, and distribution to restaurants, hotels, and bars.
The network says it has more than \(140\) stores nationwide and includes wineries such as Zuccardi, Cobos, and Leyda in its portfolio. In addition, the company positions itself as a quality reference for both experts and beginners.