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Team at Grifoll Declara
With a vision for today and tomorrow
The team behind the Grifoll Declara wines is young with an excellent technical education, a deep understanding of the world of wines and, above all, a great enthusiasm for their work and customers. We want to share our passion with our clients, who more and more are looking for wines that are unique and exciting.
Whether it is on our vineyards, in our wine cellars or beyond, our team takes great pride in taking care of our vines and wines – on a daily basis.
Based on the pillars of sustainability, Grifoll Declara makes an unwavering commitment to the local community, environmental protection, innovation, research and sustainability.
We support the economic and social development of the rural environment by providing employment and well-being, and by respecting the natural resources. We establish lasting commitments with our suppliers and contractors. At Grifoll Declara, we understand that our business success is directly linked to the personal and professional development opportunities of every person who works with us. Thus, we feel it is important to base the relationships with our employees on transparency, loyalty, responsibility and longevity.
Meet some of our team that makes it all possible
Roger Grifoll Declara
CEO, Enologist
Pol Grifoll Declara
Spain sales
Josep Grifoll Salvadó
Director of Viticulture
María del Carmen
Declara Julián
Accounting
Carolo Dumont de Chassart
International Sales
Alexandru Florin
Cellar Master
Joan Vernet Muntañola
Viticulturist
Jordi Perello Bargallo
Viticulturist
José Declara Julián
Viticulturist
Ikumi Harada
Sales Asia, Designs
Merlot
Harvest Decision Maker /
Head of Public Relations
Merlot Jr.
Apprentice Harvest Decision Maker / Public Relations
A future project
El Molar, an ancient village
El Molar is a village with history: one of the most important archaeological sites of the Iberian Peninsula was detected in El Molar, which included “treasures” of the country’s history.
The Iberian village
Monte Calvario
Located 500 meters from our Mountain Wines wine cellar and in the heart of El Molar, remnants of a 3000-year-old village were found including informative treasures, such as vases, grape seeds or fossilized olive oil. So, you can say that agriculture has influenced the past, present and future of El Molar.
Todays project
For future generations
Just like in other rural areas, our village is at risk of depopulation and aging (of the population). Today, less than 280 people live in El Molar.
This depopulation that we have seen happening in the Priorat region was a wake-up call that set in motion a new plan to prevent El Molar from abandonment.
Most of our team are locals from El Molar, who have decided to return with their families to rural life after completing their studies and professional development.
This project, together with our commitment to protect our environment, we complete an important social cycle and head towards a further objective: sustainability.
Our focus is on local sustainability to protect our environment and rural region. In doing so, we concentrate on our most important assets that are our environment and our team.
