CAVAVIN pops a cork for its new HQ
Sophie Cole, writer
CAVAVIN has been celebrating the opening of its brand-new European head quarters.
Wine franchise CAVAVIN inaugurated its brand-new headquarters at the end of last year and is now looking forward to a profitable and increasingly successful 2019.
The ceremony also celebrated the introduction of CAVAVIN’s new logistics platform at the same time, which will allow for even more effective transportation of the franchise’s incredible range of products. The logistics centre now boasts five docks, instead of just the single dock that it had before, and will now be able to ship stock off to franchisees across the world with ease.
CAVAVIN was founded in 1985 by a family of passionate winemakers. It has access to more than 150 international partner vineyards all across the globe and has around 2,000 products available for its franchisees to retail in their stores, making the franchise one of the best for the size and scope of its range.
More than 150 franchisees, 150 supply partners and many of CAVAVIN’s important financial partners were invited to the celebration. Alongside them were local and regionally elected representatives, making the occasion even more significant.
CAVAVIN has recently invested a whopping €4.5 million back into the business to fund continued growth and expansion all across Europe. The wine franchise also hopes that the extra money will provide a boost to its franchisees, by increasing the already excellent service and support that they receive from its head office team and allowing them to take their operations to the next level.
Each CAVAVIN franchisee will undergo three weeks of intensive training, which will cover all aspects of business. These include how to guide customers through the world of wines and spirits to find their perfect bottle, how to maximise sales and how to make the business into a successful enterprise with the potential for expansion beyond just one location.
CAVAVIN
CAVAVIN allows its franchisees to succeed in selling wines & spirits through its differentiating concept and to select the assortment of their wine shop among 2,000 wines and spirits from partner winemakers offering authentic and exclusive products (with room for external supply)
Sophie Cole, writer