Codorníu vende su bodega de California al dueño del grupo Boisset
La compañía líder del sector del cava traspasa su filial en Napa Valley al empresario Jean-Charles Boisset. Leer
Codorníu, a leading Spanish cava company, has sold its Napa Valley winery to Jean-Charles Boisset, the owner of the Boisset Collection. This marks the end of a strategic review of the company's business portfolio, which may involve divestitures. Artesa Winery, located in Napa Valley, California, was sold to Boisset, who is the head of Boisset Collection and also owns Domaine de la Vougeraie in Burgundy.
Established in 1991 by the Raventés family, Artesa covers 140 hectares of vineyards and produces 230,000 bottles annually. The 2025-2026 financial year saw the winery contribute €3 million to Raventés Codorníu's EBITDA, which totaled €46 million. The business model of Artesa, which focuses on direct wine sales and vineyard tours, differs from the main activities of Codorníu, which is controlled by Carlyle and led by Sergio Fuster.
The exact sale price of Artesa has not been disclosed. Following this divestment, Raventés Codorníu retains only one non-European asset, a wine cellar in Mendoza, Argentina.
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