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Gallo's story begins in the early 20th century, in California, during the era of the 18th Amendment. This amendment is better known as Prohibition. A period in the early 1930s during which alcohol production, transportation, and sale were prohibited. Prohibition ended in 1933, precisely when two Italian brothers, Ernest and Julio Gallo, arrived in California. They saw California's potential as a wine region and jumped into the winemaking void that arose after Prohibition. Thanks to their Italian roots, winemaking was in their blood, something you can still enjoy every day with Gallo wines.

Gallo wines for every occasion

The Gallo brothers' vision was clear: to create delicious wines for everyone, for every occasion. They wanted to make affordable, accessible quality wines for everyone. Eighty years later, this vision is still very much alive at Gallo Wines. Currently, the fourth generation is at the helm, working with the same ideals as the iconic founders of this remarkable winery. The approachability of their wines is clearly evident in their wines. For example, you can always open the easy-to-drink Gallo Family Chardonnay.

A pioneer in Californian wines

Thanks to their dedication, investment, and innovation, Gallo Family Wines is considered a true pioneer of California wines. It is one of California's most important wineries. Gallo is also the largest family-owned winery in the world. As a result, they have many stunning vineyards located in some of California's finest locations. Because Gallo has so much expertise and quality under its belt, the aromas and flavors of their wines are consistent, gentle, and pleasant. Open a bottle of Gallo Family Grenache Rosé on a sunny day. You won't be disappointed.

The wines of Gallo

Whether you open a bottle of Gallo Family Merlot, Gallo Moscato, or a Gallo Spritz, it's always a celebration. And that was precisely Ernest and Julio Gallo's goal: for a wide audience to enjoy their delicious, high-quality wines. For over 80 years, Gallo wines have dominated the international wine scene. We wouldn't be surprised if Gallo wine continues this trend for the next 80 years.