Gallo E & J Winery

Business model personified. They say, "people drink wine when they are happy and people drink wine when they are sad". Hard to miss on that there business model.Went here for the better part of a week. The people working in here are dedicated to safety and producing a great product. The facility is clean and secure, safe and responsible.The Gallo family owns a boatload of property up here to feed the stills and crushers that produce the vino.All indications are its a great place to work!!!

I give the Livingston Cab between and 3 and 4 stars, leaning towards 4 stars. Very good tasting wine, not a 15.00 dollar bottle of wine, yet the vendor not asking for 15.00, vendor asking a very reasonable amount for the quality of this wine, I will keep looking for wine at the grocery store. I have noticed the Larger Bottles of Wine in a section by themselves at most grocery stores.

AVOID buying their products. Even then talking to their employees, their product is low quality.I got a wine bottle as a gift while visiting a friend ( who is a millionaire who stores wines properly). He pulled it out of his wine storage unit and gave it to me. When I got home I noticed a crack line in the glass. At 1st I thought I must have bumped it into something.NO I did not. There was a defect in the glass- a bubble that started the crack.I did not want to insult the giver and return it to him. I figured I would call the maker, since it was defective and not opened. I called the company number on the bottle. The system greeting said how they were so customer service oriented and blah blah .. Which was all BS. They have ZERO intention of dealing with any issues. They said do not drink the wine since the bottle is defective. They also said ALL their wines EXPIRE 1 year from being bottled. ( Then they should be sold in cardboard boxes or plastic bags ) THERE IS NOT EXPIRE DATE ON THE BOTTLES. The support person said the wine was past 1 year from being bottled and not their problem.