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As the global spirits industry navigates a phase of inventory rebalancing, CHARLOIS announces significant new investments through OAKING, its integrated cask management platform

The forest of Haguenau in the Bas-Rhin extends north of Strasbourg over 13,400 hectares (33,100 acres). This magnificent expanse of forest is famous for the quality of its oak, but also for its Scots pine.

Having been committed to a continuous traceability approach for many years, the Charlois Group has proudly held the Origine France Garantie certification since December 2013 for its stave mills, cooperages, and barrel factories.   TheOrigine France Garantie (OFG) certification was created in 2010 following the report by Yves Jégo, En finir avec la [...]

For many years, Charlois Group has been committed to a constant approach based on traceability. Accordingly, Charlois Group has obtained the certification ORIGINE FRANCE GARANTIE since December 2013 for its stave mills, its cooperages, its oak products for oenology and its oak tank workshop.   The Origine France Garantie certification was created i [...]

The second largest forest in France, Fontainebleau, covers 20,000 hectares (49,400 acres) south of Paris. In this hunting preserve of the kings of France Bourbons succeeded Capetians and Valois, before Napoleon bid it a fond farewell.

The Charlois Group’s support for the development of the village of Murlin dates back many years. For example, the altar of the Church of Saint-Martin, carved from a centuries-old oak tree from the Bertranges Forest, was offered to the municipality in the late 1950s by Eugène Charlois, founder of the Charlois House (1928). In an […]