Beginning with its 2000 acquisition of Yangarra, Jackson Family Wines has been making deep inroads in Australian wine. With three leading wineries now in its portfolio, the California-based wine giant is turning out a range of high-scoring wines from the 545 acres of vineyards it owns across two Australian regions. JFW chairperson and proprietor Barbara Banke recently spoke with Wine Spectator about the company’s investments in Australia. Get the profile here!
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