The Wine Group (TWG) is the second-largest wine producer in the world by volume. The company crafts more than 125 brands and roughly 42 million cases per year. Its popular brands include Meiomi, Woodbridge, Robert Mondavi Private Selection, Cupcake, Franzia, Cook’s, Chloe, Cooper & Thief, FUEL by Franzia, MAD DOG by MD 20/20, and Phony Negroni. In 2026, TWG is celebrating its 45th anniversary as a private, management-owned company.

“We have built a reputation for industry-shaping innovation, entrepreneurialism, and a people-centered culture,” according to Eric Ingram, Chief Human Resources Officer. “At TWG, our purpose is to craft products that people can enjoy during all of life’s various moments. From big to small to quiet or celebratory, we are a part of how people appreciate the moment.”

In April 2026, TWG officials selected Hacienda as the new location for its corporate center. Officials expect its current office in Livermore to be fully relocated to Hacienda by early September. The Hacienda office will primarily provide workspace for local team members working in corporate roles, mainly within the Marketing department. Other departments will benefit from the move as well. Team members in Human Resources, Sales, Finance, Legal, IT, and several Executive Leadership Team members will frequent the center, as will other remote team members who live in the Bay Area. The Hacienda space is scoped for approximately 50 team members and includes several meeting rooms, says Ingram, who notes that “the space has been designed to support greater collaboration for those team members coming into the office.”

The company’s commitment to stewardship means that “we’re driven to grow a brighter future for our team members, the planet, and communities across the U.S. and beyond,” according to Ingram. “Through corporate and brand-sponsored initiatives, we are proud to support organizations making a difference in communities where our team members live and work.” Such organizations include local 4-H clubs, Feeding America, Boys & Girls Club, American Red Cross, Toys for Tots, American Breast Cancer Foundation, Operation Gratitude, and agriculture/viticulture-related organizations such as Future Farmers of America and the American Society for Enology and Viticulture Foundation.

The company’s history is marked by innovation as well as expansion. Most recently, in April, the company announced that it had acquired the popular Phony Negroni non-alcoholic beverage line from St. Agrestis. The acquired non-alcoholic portfolio also includes Amaro Falso.

“At TWG, we remain focused on investing in the future through strategic business transactions and in-house innovation because today’s consumers continue to redefine how, where, and why they enjoy beverages,” said John Sutton, CEO at TWG, at the time of the announcement. “St. Agrestis successfully targeted the non-alcohol trend with their popular Phony Negroni non-alcoholic cocktails. The brand fits perfectly within our portfolio as we continue to meet consumers where they are, whether they want to enjoy an alcoholic- or non-alcoholic beverage at a restaurant, bar, or at home.”

The company has numerous facilities throughout California, as well as in Westfield, New York, and Loxton, Australia. Its California locations include Cutler, Fresno, Glen Ellen, Livermore, Madera, Ripon, Soledad, and Woodbridge. TWG’s brands have received more than 4,000 awards and accolades since 2010.

For more information about The Wine Group, please visit www.thewinegroup.com.