Oeneo

Oeneo is a French group active in the wine and spirits sector, describing itself as caring about wine and offering solutions that help each winemaker elaborate, age, preserve and magnify wine and spirits. Its business areas include ageing (élevage) and cork-based closure (bouchage), with the group presenting itself as a reference in high-end technological cork stoppers. The group traces its history back to 1838 and reports revenue of €275.5M and 1,066 passionate employees. The Oeneo name dates from 18 June 2003, when Sabaté Diosos became Oeneo.

Oeneo's published history begins in 1838 with the creation of Tonnellerie Moreau in Charente, followed by Tonnellerie Seguin in 1870 and the cork company Sabaté in Roussillon in 1939. In 1970 Rémy Martin acquired the Seguin Moreau brand. In 2001 the Sabaté Diosos group was born as a global partner of world wine brands, and on 18 June 2003 Sabaté Diosos became Oeneo. In 2005 the Diamant I plant in Spain began operating with a capacity of 2,500 tonnes of Diamant-treated cork flour using supercritical CO2. In 2008 Oeneo acquired 49% of Boisé France (high-end oenological woods). In 2010 the Diamant II plant (Spain) started up, doubling supercritical CO2 grain treatment capacity. In 2014 Oeneo acquired Vivelys, founded in 1993, offering consulting, innovative equipment and oenological woods (Boisé® brand), and the new Diamant III plant (Céret, France) allowed Diam Bouchage to increase production by 700 million corks to a total capacity of 2 billion corks per year. In 2015 Oeneo acquired 100% of the Portuguese group Piedade, founded in 1963 and a reference producer of cork stoppers, strengthening Oeneo's position in the cork stopper market.

Reference in high-end technological cork stoppers; solutions for winemakers across wine and spirits.

• Élevage (wine ageing solutions)

• Bouchage (technological cork stoppers)

1. 1Accueil - OENEO - We care about your wineoeneo.com
2. 2Le Groupe - OENEO - We care about your wineoeneo.com
3. 3Oeneowikidata.org