Guerin Viticulture
Designs and manufactures vineyard machinery and custom equipment for viticulture professionals
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Guerin Viticulture
Guérin Viticulture designs and manufactures equipment for vineyard work, including tracked carriers, tractors, mowers, shredders and grape-harvesting equipment. It also develops custom adaptations for narrow vineyards and other agricultural, environmental and forestry uses.
The company serves viticulture professionals and provides product distribution and after-sales service. It is based in Marnay, France, near the Champagne, Burgundy and Jura wine regions, and develops and assembles most of its machines in France.
Product: Vineyard machinery and equipment, including tracked carriers, tractors, mowers, shredders, harvesting equipment and custom adaptations.
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