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Charlois group wishes you all the best for this new year 2020
The exchange of vows and gifts on the occasion of the New Year (on a date varying according to the periods and to the regions) is a century-old tradition. Indeed, pictures of those traditions have been discovered on ancient Egyptian papyri and on Roman objects from daily life as oil lamp.   In the West, […]
09 January 2020
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CHARLOIS strengthens OAKING to offer global distillers a complete cask management platform
As the global spirits industry navigates a phase of inventory rebalancing, CHARLOIS announces significant new investments through OAKING, its integrated cask management platform
16 June 2026
2 min.
Aurélie Hardy, Head of the Exact Laboratory in Murlin, as told by Stéphane Ebel
The Alliance of Chemistry and Wine Don’t ever tell her the wine is corked! “It’s one of the first things I learned when I arrived at the lab in April 2017. If the wine has a cork, it’s corked.” Aurélie, just under 30, heads the Exact analysis laboratory, a specialist in the agri-food sector, which […]
20 December 2019
4 min.
Nièvre vineyards – La Charité-sur-Loire
“Vineyards history” is a series of articles detailing the history of vineyards in France and all around the world.   As so often in vineyards history, La Charité-sur-Loire vineyards was developed under religious communities inspiration during Middle Ages.   La Charité-sur-Loire vineyards reached its peak in the nineteenth century. In 1788, vines co [...]
20 December 2019
1 min.
Gazeteer of France’s great oak woods – Vierzon, on the trail of the Salamander
Published in October 2018, the book The oak in majesty, from forest to wine highlights the concept of forest terroir: a specific soil, aspect, and rainfall, as well as a particular exposure to sunlight, to which should be added the species or variety of tree, the density of plantation, as well as average age, all […]
17 December 2019
2 min.
Hand carved wood sign figuring a sake barrel
This hand carved wood sign dating from the first quarter of the 20th century figures a sake barrel. This kind of barrel made of cedar wrapped with straw mat is called komodaru. It was intended for transport and are still often offered to Shinto shrine.   Japanese excel in the art of cooperage since the […]
12 December 2019
1 min.
The Avian Fauna of the Bertranges
Concerned about understanding the potential consequences that renewable energy production projects could have on the avian fauna of the Bertranges region, the Association for the Defense of the Bertranges sought the support of the Charlois Group to conduct a study of the species present across this area, which is particularly rich in biodiversity. [...]
06 December 2019
2 min.
Wild Birds of the Bertranges
With the desire to improve their understanding of the potential consequences of renewable energy projects on the wild bird populations of the Bertranges, the Association for the Defence of the Bertranges sought the support of the Charlois Group in undertaking a study of the different species that inhabit this region that is particularly rich in […]
06 December 2019
2 min.
BOURGOGNE MAGAZINE Press Review
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04 December 2019
1 min.
Gazeteer of France’s great oak woods – Vibraye, an oak wood of constancy
Published in October 2018, the book The oak in majesty, from forest to wine highlights the concept of forest terroir: a specific soil, aspect, and rainfall, as well as a particular exposure to sunlight, to which should be added the species or variety of tree, the density of plantation, as well as average age, all […]
03 December 2019
3 min.
Exhibition The dreamer of the forest at the Musée Zadkine
Forests and trees have become a real societal issue as shown by the exhibitions on this matter currently planned in Paris and everywhere else.   Drawing on multiple sources – poetry, philosophy, science – The dreamer of the Forest crosses eras, media and genres. The exhibition brings together almost a hundred works by some forty […]
28 November 2019
2 min.