The Wonderful Company

Summary of wineries and brands in the portfolio, with regions, key varietals or flagships, and timing where available in the listed sources.

• Justin Vineyards & Winery — Paso Robles; known for Bordeaux style red blends and Cabernet Sauvignon. Acquired in 2010.
• Landmark Vineyards — Sonoma; focused on Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Acquired in 2011.
• JNSQ Wines — Launched in 2019; French inspired rosé and California Sauvignon Blanc.
• Lewis Cellars — Napa Valley; Cabernet Sauvignon and other varietals; added in 2021.

Together, the portfolio spans Paso Robles, Sonoma, and Napa Valley.

Several factors help explain awareness and demand for the portfolio.

• Quality and recognition — Wines from portfolio wineries receive attention from critics and consumers.
• Brand building and distribution — Supported by a company with established scale in marketing and logistics.
• Range of offerings — Diverse styles and price points across key Californian regions.
• Community involvement — Programs such as Justin and Landmark community grants support local non profits.

• What wineries and brands are part of the portfolio?
  Justin Vineyards & Winery, Landmark Vineyards, Lewis Cellars, and JNSQ Wines.
• How did The Wonderful Company expand its wine business?
  By acquiring wineries and launching new brands, including JNSQ in 2019 and the addition of Lewis Cellars in 2021.
• What is JNSQ Wines known for?
  Rosé and California Sauvignon Blanc.
• Who owns the wine division?
  The Wonderful Company is privately co owned by Stewart and Lynda Resnick, and the wine division operates within the company.
• When was the company founded and renamed?
  Founded in 1979 as Roll International and rebranded as The Wonderful Company in 2015.
• Where is the company headquartered?
  Los Angeles, California.