News Jeroboams Group Acquires Davy’s Wine Storage Facility Olivier Watson November 9, 2024 2 min 7 Jeroboams Group expands fine wine storage by acquiring Davy’s facility, enhancing service and market position while ensuring exceptional care for clients' collections.Jeroboams Group Expands Its Fine Wine Storage Services The Jeroboams Group has made headlines with its recent acquisition of Davy’s storage facility. This strategic move enhances Jeroboams’ position in the fine wine and private client market. Founded in 1985, Jeroboams has consistently sought opportunities to grow its business. The acquisition includes Davy’s fine wine storage, broking, and En Primeur services. This transition aligns with Jeroboams’ commitment to providing exceptional service to its customers. Moreover, it reflects the company’s ambition to expand its private client, on-trade, and wholesale divisions. As a result of this acquisition, Jeroboams will become the recommended storage provider for Davy’s customers. This partnership is expected to benefit both companies and their clientele. Jeroboams aims to ensure that customers receive the highest level of service and care for their wine collections. A New Era for Davy’s Wine Merchants Davy & Co, a family business with a rich history of 154 years, is undergoing significant changes. While Davy’s will continue to supply fine wine to trade and private customers, it will divest its private customer wine storage business. This decision marks a pivotal moment for Davy’s as it realigns its focus on core operations. James Davy, the fifth-generation chairman, expressed confidence in Jeroboams’ capabilities. He believes that Jeroboams is well-equipped to handle the storage needs of Davy’s customers. The partnership will ensure that customers’ wines are stored securely and cared for meticulously. Furthermore, Jeroboams’ extensive expertise in the wine industry will provide additional support to Davy’s clientele. This collaboration is expected to enhance the overall customer experience. Both companies share a commitment to exceptional customer service, which will be beneficial moving forward. Jeroboams’ Growth Amidst Market Challenges Despite facing challenging market conditions, Jeroboams has managed to expand its operations significantly. The company recently opened its tenth shop on King’s Road in Chelsea. This milestone reflects Jeroboams’ resilience and determination to grow in the fine wine sector. Pierre Paillard: Terroir-Driven Champagne Full of Emotion November 22, 2024 3 Discover Napa’s Top Consulting Winemakers of 2023 November 15, 2024 6 10 Festive Holiday Bars to Lift Your Spirits This Season November 11, 2024 9 Additionally, Jeroboams’ buying team received the prestigious International Wine Challenge’s Buying Team of the Year award. This recognition highlights the company’s dedication to quality and excellence in the wine industry. Moreover, Jeroboams has formed new agency partnerships with several notable wine producers. These partnerships include Achaval Ferrer, Harrow & Hope, and Kelly Washington Wines, among others. By expanding its portfolio, Jeroboams aims to offer a broader range of fine wines to its customers. In conclusion, the acquisition of Davy’s storage facility marks a significant step for Jeroboams Group. It not only strengthens its position in the fine wine market but also enhances its service offerings. As both companies move forward, their shared commitment to customer satisfaction will undoubtedly lead to continued success. Photo by Jamie Street on Unsplash Source: Harpers – Jeroboams Group acquires Davy’s storage Wine Olivier Watson Olivier Watson is a passionate food and travel enthusiast with a particular fondness for rosé wine. Hailing from a vibrant culinary background, Olivier has spent years exploring the world’s most renowned wine regions, from the picturesque vineyards of Provence to the sun-drenched hills of Napa Valley. His love for rosé is not just about the wine itself; it’s about the experiences and memories created over a glass with friends and family. Discover Costières de Nîmes: A Friday Wine Guide ‘I Just Want a Zinfandel’ Wins 2024 Wine Spectator Contest Is Britain Embracing Low-Calorie Beer Trends? December 2, 2024 Top 7 Bourbons to Gift for the Holidays... December 2, 2024 10 Unique Recipes from the Savoy Cocktail Book... December 2, 2024 New Zealand Marks 30 Years of Sustainable Winegrowing December 2, 2024 OIV Celebrates 100 Years of Wine Excellence December 2, 2024 Private Auction Catalog: Discover Burgundy’s Hidden Gems December 2, 2024 DO Rueda Sees Surge in Wine Exports December 2, 2024 Lobbyists Call for Pro-Business Scottish Budget Amid Inflation December 2, 2024 Charity Auctions: Solidarity Through the Vendanges Solidaires December 2, 2024 Stellenbosch Producer Acquires Overhex Wines Portfolio December 2, 2024