In 1933, after Repeal came, the brothers started their own wine company, E.&J. Gallo, in Modesto, Calif. They found some old pamphlets on winemaking in the local library and took out a loan to rent a ...

Bob Gallo, a second-generation leader at the world’s largest winery — with holdings spanning much of California, including San Luis Obispo County — has died. E.&J. Gallo Winery announced ...

To honor the day and support the wine industry ... McMillan points to E&J Gallo Winery as doing a good job delivering a value-entry premium wine as a stepping stone to more traditional luxury ...

E. & J. Gallo Winery got off to a quick start, producing 177,847 gallons of wine during its first year in operation. Today, it is the largest winery in the United States and the world, based on ...

"At the end of the day, you have to let the results speak for themselves," she says. "Results are the great equalizer." Kellogg has been a valuable source of talent for the winery. Gallo says there ...

One of the foremost executives in the American wine business is retiring after a 37-year career. Roger Nabedian, long the head of E.&J. Gallo’s premium wine division, will be retiring effective in ...

Gina Gallo, a longtime winemaker and granddaughter of Gallo wine, spirits and beer company co-founder Julio Gallo, and Jean-Charles Boisset, CEO of the Boisset Collection ventures in California ...

Today, Gallo is the largest U.S. wine company — producing an estimated 100 million cases annually, according to WBM, across bottle price levels from entry level to high end.