It’s no secret that there’s a massive amount of wine available in America. (Some might even say there’s an oversupply.) The United States is home to over 11,000 wineries, which in total produced over 647 million gallons of wine in 2024. And that doesn’t even include imports. Last year, the U.S. brought in an additional 324 million gallons from countries like France, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, and more. Given the size of the American wine market, it can be relatively challenging to parse out which companies own what brands — especially after several major players recently changed hands.
To keep everything straight, Matt Rice, founder of beverage alcohol industry strategy and analytics firm Thirsty Insights created a massive chart identifying the largest wine brands in America and the parent companies that own them. While the chart visualizes the top companies on the American wine market, it’s important to note that it includes all major brands (selling over 100,000 9-liter cases per year) available on the U.S. market, regardless of their origin country. That’s why you’ll see brands like France’s Moët & Chandon and Australia’s Penfolds mixed in with California’s Beringer Vineyards and Meiomi Wines.
