OUR CURRENT PARTNERS
We currently represent 11 wineries worldwide...
... from the old and new world ;
OUR OFFICES
Paris, Shanghai, Seoul
FSP wine
Sustainable winemaker, Innovative wine-bottler, Creative wine merchant
FSP is a French producer and wine-bottler in Rhône Valley. Family business, they were originally a small local producer of wine from Rhône Valley, from the 1780’s. Then they developed their portfolio of wines from Burgundy, Loire valley, Bordeaux and Languedoc from the 1990’s.
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Created in January 2002, Alliance Loire is a successful group, bringing together 7 wineries of producers from the Loire Valley.
Alliance Loire is the leading producer of AOP wines from the Loire Valley, they offer a wide range of products covering the entire vineyard bordering the Loire, from the Nantes region to Touraine.
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Founded in 1995, Calmel & Joseph is a “maison de négoce” specializing in Languedoc-Roussillon wines from private wineries from across the region.
Laurent Calmel, and Jerome Joseph work together on the vinification, blending and ageing of wines, demonstrating the unique quality of these Mediterranean terroirs.
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Domaine d’Arton raises Armagnac to the rank of the best French brandy. It challenges the codes to make this spirit part of the wine culture and reveal the aromatic power of Haut-Armagnac.
For 30 years, Patrick de Montal has been producing exceptional Armagnacs that bring out the Gascon brandy from its entrenchments and highlight the commitments of the owners.
Monte da Ravasqueira occupies an area of about 3000 hectares of typical Alentejo landscape.
We are a family-owned company, creating value for our stakeholders and supported by a culture based on the promotion of sustainability and the values of innovation, competence and human development, which produces and sells wines of a unique identity and quality.
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In the core of Langhe, Piemonte, Italy...
Bosio Family Estates is a family business started by Edigio in 1967 who worked hard as a winegrower. Bosio became a successful winery where tradition meet innovation, managed by the 3rd generation of the family.
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Established in 2008, Collis-Riondo is an undisputed leader of viticulture in the Veneto region with over 6,000 hectares of vineyards that are managed daily by more than 1.800 associated farmers. Collis-Riondo vineyards cover all the main production zones of Veneto region.
This is one of the most productive regions in Italy and a genuine jewel in the winemaking world.
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OVER A CENTURY OF DE CERCHIO FAMILY
In 1910, great-grandpa Vincenzo left for Naples to buy a plot of twenty hectares of land located in Abruzzo. Great-grandpa Vincenzo planted the first Montepulciano and Trebbiano vines in the region and tended them for almost thirty years, until the Second World War swept through the area and destroyed them, leaving the family penniless...
Founded in 1879, Valdivieso was the first sparkling wine house in Latin America.
In the first half of the 20th century, Valdivieso was purchased by the Mitjans family, the main spirits producer in Chile.
After a century since its foundation, commercial wine production begins at the Lontué winery, in the Curicó Valley, which have achieved worldwide recognition and have become consumer icons in different countries.
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A SPECIAL PROJECT
In 2010, For the love of wine and nature, we started to recultivate very old vineyards in Bulgaria's Upper Thracian valley. A unique winemaking project, combining Bulgaria’s ancient wine heritage and modern German craft.
We gradually acquired fallow land and planted 36 hectares of vineyards in this valley, while discovering that the warm continental climate and our soils are perfectly suitable for red French grape varieties, for the making of wines of character and long ageing potential.
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