It’s Mondavi’s family affair
By David Robertson | 21 March 2005
Many believed the sale to Constellation of the Robert Mondavi Winery would signify the end of the Mondavi name as a wine industry leader. But as David Robertson reports, a new project is healing major rifts in California wine's first family and could return the famous name to limelight.
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Many believed the sale to Constellation of the Robert Mondavi Winery would signify the end of the Mondavi name as a wine industry leader. But as David Robertson reports, a new project is healing major rifts in California wine's first family and could return the famous name to limelight.
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