Les Grands Chais de France
Les Grands Chais de France was founded by Joseph Helfrich in 1979 in Petersbach, Alsace. The company's headquarters are still located there. Today, the group of companies owns its own brands: J.P. Chenet, Grand Sud, Calvet, Jelzin. As well as many vineyards in the regions of France (Alsace, Jura, Beaujolais, Rhone Valley, Languedoc, Bordeaux and Loire Valley) and in other countries of the world (Spain, Germany, Hungary, USA). The company is the leader among French wine exporters: 80% of the company's products are supplied to 173 countries.
The company's core values are people, passion and terroir. Winegrowers preserve centuries-old knowledge, reflecting the terroir in wines, and modern technologies ensure the highest quality of products. Their activities promote respect for the environment: saving energy and water, sorting and recycling waste, reducing CO2 emissions. GCF's core policy is to produce vibrant, high-quality wines at an affordable price. To achieve affordable prices, the company often practices bottling New World wines at its winery in France.
The company's core values are people, passion and terroir. Winegrowers preserve centuries-old knowledge, reflecting the terroir in wines, and modern technologies ensure the highest quality of products. Their activities promote respect for the environment: saving energy and water, sorting and recycling waste, reducing CO2 emissions. GCF's core policy is to produce vibrant, high-quality wines at an affordable price. To achieve affordable prices, the company often practices bottling New World wines at its winery in France.
