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Since then, the Damy Cooperage has constantly grown, and has now become a main player in old-style traditional production casks. The baton has now been passed on to Mr Jérôme Damy who continues to fabricate barrels in respect with the family tradition. |
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| All coopers are highly qualified individuals. Service and advice: Production results from a close collaboration between the coopers and wine professionals. The Damy Cooperage stands out for they managed to successfully combine traditional barrel making and high technology. Establishment on the world market: To meet strong demand for our products, the Damy Cooperage exports casks to almost all the wine-growing countries. South Africa, Argentina, Germany, Australia, Austria, Chile, Canada, Spain, Greece, Italy, Morocco, New Zealand, Portugal, USA, Japan, Switzerland, etc. |
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It
was in 1946 that Mr Roger DAMY built his business in Nantoux, a
small village in the High Côtes de Beaune. His son Jacques
joined the family business which has moved to Meursault, after winning
the gold medal in the "Best craftsman of France" competition.
Mr Jacques Damy became a Master Cooper after he won.