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Jackson Family Wines renews IMW sponsorship
Californian wine producer Jackson Family Wines has renewed its sponsorship of the Institute of Masters of Wine (IMW), the institute has confirmed.
Barbara Banke, chairman of Jackson Family Wines, and Adrian Garforth MW, vice chairman of the Institute of masters of Wine
Jackson Family Wines became a ‘Supporter of the Institute’ in 2013 and joins a host of key industry players, including Constellation, Riedel and Santa Rita Estates, who act as major supporters.
The family-owned Jackson Family Wines crafts award-winning wines with a focus on sustainable viticulture, and responsible vineyard and natural resource management. The family’s portfolio comprises more than 40 wineries.
In addition to its acclaimed California producers, Jackson produces fine wines from France, Chile, Italy and Australia. Founded in 1982 by wine pioneer, entrepreneur and philanthropist Jess Jackson, the company and its various wineries are led by chairman and proprietor Barbara Banke and the Jackson family.
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“We are pleased to be continuing our sponsorship with the IMW for another three years,” Banke said.
“We have a longstanding commitment to education and believe that our mission – to make the world’s best wines, from the best vineyards, crafted by hand with integrity – corresponds with the institute’s promotion of excellence, interaction and learning across all sectors of the global wine community.”
Jane Masters MW, chairman of the IMW, added: “Jackson Family Wines has been an active Supporter of the Institute from the day they joined us.
“They organised a lunch at our International Symposium in Florence in 2014, received a large group of MWs at their Yangarra vineyard in McLaren Vale last year and host our students during the Study Programme Seminar in San Francisco every year.
“We are delighted they will remain part of our Supporter family.”