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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

As part of the International Day of Forests, Groupe Charlois is partner of the immersive operation organized by the ONF (Office National des Forêts) which will take place on 21/22/23 March 2019 on the forecourt of the City Hall in Paris.

Mauboux, Charmée de Nion and Grand Ratilly forests once depended on the Châtellenie of Montenoison, belonging to the Counts, then to the Dukes of Nevers.

In the forest of Blois, the last remnant of the ancient forest of Blémars that until the 13th century covered most of the Tours part of the Gâtine, the sessile oak is dominant to the tune of 100%.

Steve Blais joins Groupe Charlois as new North American Sales Manager for Tonnellerie Berthomieu, Ermitage, La Grange as well as Oenosylva alternative oak products for enology.

The massif of Bitche in the Moselle comprises 19,000 hectares (almost 47,000 acres) of national forest and more than 1000 hectares (2470 acres) of locally held forest.

After a hugely successful inaugural event in 2016, the International Sauvignon Blanc Celebration is back !

The vineyard of Languedoc runs along the Mediterranean Sea, from Nîmes to the lake of Leucate. It leans inland on the foothills of the Cevennes, the Black Mountain and will nestle to the feet of the eastern Pyrenees.

The twenty-second postcard of the series “The Forest in Nivernais” depicts around fifteen loggers on their way back home after their hard day’s work in the cuts of the forest of Bertranges.

Since the venerable oak forest of Bertranges grows in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region, it might be said that it was destined for wine by its very geography.