Seguin Moreau Napa Cooperage

Established in 1870 and 1838 respectively, the two cooperages of SEGUIN and MOREAU were joined in 1972. Their legacy of artisanal craftsmanship and nearly two centuries of tradition is enhanced by the company's driving scientific research and development, all of which serves in delivering top-quality oak for wineries' barrel programs. SEGUIN MOREAU NAPA COOPERAGE was established in 1994 to serve the Napa Valley. The production team of coopers, classically trained in France and Scotland, crafts barrels ranging from Bordeaux- and Burgundy-style to 500L. The wood is coopered in France or to winemakers' specification at the Napa cooperage, in a variety of toasts. French, American, Eastern European and Russian oak staves undergo the unique SEGUIN MOREAU proactive maturation process in the cooperage's seasoning yards in France and Missouri. The French oak is PEFC-certified for the fifth year and exclusively Haute Futaie.