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1: Inception\\r\\nThe opening of Robert Mondavi Winery in 1966 was the beginning of the modern era in Napa Valley. At the time, Napa was mostly about volume and ambitions were modest.\\r\\nRobert Mondavi was anything but modest. He was kicked out of the family business, Charles Krug, after a fistfight with his brother Peter. He was 53 years old, out of a job and low on cash. Yet he announced he would make great wines in Napa and quickly drew the interest of some of the valley's best winemakers.\\r\\n2: Talent incubator\\r\\nIn its early days, Robert Mondavi Winery became a showplace of the latest wine technology staffed by some of the state's top talent. Warren Winiarski was the first winemaker; he left to found Stag's Leap Wine Cellars. His replacement was Mike Grgich. Grgich's first assistant was Zelma Long. Today, all three are in the Vintners Hall of Fame.\\r\\n3: To Kalon ages gracefully\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery occupies an ideal spot. Sitting on Napa's main thoroughfare, Highway 29, it is seen by every tourist visiting Napa Valley. That real estate is valuable, but even more valuable is To Kalon Vineyard, right behind the winery. To Kalon was planted in the 1870s and is home to some of the oldest vines in Napa Valley.\\r\\nIn 1977, after Robert beat Peter in a bitter lawsuit, he wound up with most of the vineyard as a settlement. Today, the 623-acre vineyard has three owners. Robert Mondavi Winery owns 435 acres. Opus One owns 100 acres, and Andy Beckstoffer owns 88 acres.\\r\\nTo Kalon is everything you'd want from a Napa Valley vineyard ... in 1966. Great climate, warm with cool nights, seven different soil types... What it doesn't have is what's trendy today: hills. It's not completely flat, but to the naked eye it looks that way. What it does have is vines that are much older than most hillside vineyards, which are the new darling of the Valley.\\r\\n4: A hodgepodge of styles\\r\\nWalking through To Kalon vineyard with Matt Ashby, director of vineyard operations, is a great way to see different eras and philosophies.\\r\\nThe oldest plot, I Block, was planted in 1945 with Sauvignon Blanc. The vines come straight up out of the ground, thick and gnarled, no trellising wires or irrigation tubes, looking like a perfect poster for how wine is a gift from nature.\\r\\nNext to I Block is a parcel of Cabernet Sauvignon planted in 1973 on St. George rootstock, which is the reason the vines are still alive today. Most of Mondavi's plantings in the 1970s were on AxR1, a rootstock that turned out to be vulnerable to phylloxera, so they were all replanted in the 1990s. The replacement vines were grafted on to rootstocks that produced too much vigor and created wines that were too alcoholic, so they're being replanted again.\\r\\nThe winery's new Cabernet plantings are widely spaced: 800 vines to an acre. Right next to them are Cabernet vines planted for Opus One, tightly spaced and low to the ground, 2700 vines to an acre.\\r\\n\\\"We'll get about four tons an acre, the same amount of wine [as Opus One],\\\" Ashby says. \\\"It's a completely different philosophy. Our part is very California style. Opus One vines are very Bordeaux style.\\\"\\r\\n#img2#\\r\\n5: Near yet so far\\r\\nRobert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild formed a partnership to produce a Napa Valley wine in 1979. The result Opus One. 35 years later, the Opus One label still bears the profile of Mondavi and Rothschild.\\r\\nHowever, when Constellation Brands bought Robert Mondavi Winery, they also assumed 50 percent of Opus One in 2005. The two wineries sit just 500 meters apart but they are worlds apart with Opus One operating almost independently from its multinational owner.\\r\\n6: King Lear reprise\\r\\nIn Robert Mondavi's heyday h, is oft-stated goal was to create a family dynasty like some of his friends in the great estates of Italy: the Frescobaldis, the Antinoris and the Folonaris.\\r\\nThere's a King Lear aspect to the fall of \\\"The House of Mondavi\\\", the title of an excellent book by Wall Street Journal writer Julia Flynn Siler. Robert had a famous falling-out with his own brother, though they did reconcile near the end of Robert's life. Robert, the sales guy, was the dreamer and big spender; Peter, the winemaker, was the conservative businessman.\\r\\nRobert saw a similar falling-out between his sons Michael, the business manager, and Tim, the thoughtful winemaker. Tim became the proponent of high-end quality at any cost while Michael wanted to aggressively expand. It's hard to say if they would ultimately have co-existed better than Robert and Peter did. But they did work together to try to keep the company in family control.\\r\\nBut the company had gone public in the 1980s and, with its performance lagging, the board of directors ousted the family from control and sold the winery to Constellation Brands in 2004.7: The Ghost of Robert Mondavi\\r\\nThere is continuity in the winemaking team from the family-controlled years.\\r\\nSenior winemaker Rich Arnold, responsible for white wines, has worked for the winery since 1974.\\r\\nHis boss, director of winemaking Genevieve Janssens, started at Robert Mondavi Winery in 1978. She became director of production at Opus One and transferred to director of winemaking at Robert Mondavi Winery in 1997. Janssens says about half the present employees knew Mondavi personally.\\r\\n\\\"Our goal should be to continue to be the steward of the land and of the philosophy of Mr. Mondavi,\\\" Janssens says. \\\"He's still very present everywhere. I see him walking everywhere.\\\"\\r\\nNews flash: Robert Mondavi is a ghost! (Or a zombie.)\\r\\n#img3#\\r\\n8: The Coca-Cola comparison\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery makes a lot of wines: at least 19 from the Napa operation, and that doesn't include the cheaper Woodbridge by Robert Mondavi and Robert Mondavi Private Selection wines.\\r\\nOne of the company's struggles under family ownership was explaining to the public that the same winery that made $100 Cabernet was also making $7 Cabernet and, in fact, the latter was the man's \\\"Private Selection.\\\" Under Constellation Brands, that dual-image problem persists.\\r\\n\\\"It's a brand like Coca-Cola,\\\" says Jim Ross, sommelier of The Prime Rib restaurant in Washington D.C. \\\"They make some good wines but they make a lot of mediocre wines. Once the Mondavis sold the winery, the whole thing just went to crap. It's just a brand. For the price, the regular Napa Cab is not bad. The Oakville Cab is not bad. But it's very corporate now.\\\"\\r\\n9: Cab is king\\r\\nAs recently as 2002, the winery produced a wine called \\\"Boomerang,\\\" a high-end, Syrah-based blend made to mimic then-popular Barossa Shiraz. None of that now. You have to give Constellation credit for narrowing the focus of a winery that was famously interested in whatever shiny new ball bounced into view.\\r\\nIn To Kalon vineyard, they're ripping out some older varieties including Zinfandel and even Mission grapes to plant more Cabernet.\\r\\nRobert Parker approves, giving 95 points to the 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve, a 15 percent alcohol, black-fruit-driven wine well in keeping with other Cabs being made along Highway 29 today.\\r\\n10: Great whites\\r\\nThe most interesting wines at Robert Mondavi Winery today are the whites. The toasty 2011 Napa Valley Reserve Chardonnay has an initial impression of weightiness but immediately segues into a bright, lemony, balanced wine.\\r\\nThose 69-year-ol, d Sauvignon Blanc vines in To Kalon are responsible for a wine of long renown to Napa insiders, To Kalon Vineyard Fumé Blanc Reserve. The 2012 is lively and expressive, with pineapple and citrus notes and grip in the mouth.\\r\\nYou have to visit the winery to try 2010 I Block Fumé Blanc; only 131 cases were made, a drop in the bucket for a company that's in every Costco. It takes a while to open up, and when it does it's herbaceous, like fresh-cut verbena, with Meyer lemon on the finish. It's formidable, a white of substance.\\r\\nIt's called Fumé Blanc because Robert Mondavi didn't think Americans could say Sauvignon Blanc. In 1968 he had the kind of influence in Napa that many wineries followed his lead. Not so many do anymore, but \\\"Fumé Blanc\\\" is one of his legacies at the winery that still bears his name.\\r\\nPrices worldwide on Wine-Searcher (US$, ex-tax, per 750-ml bottle):\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nWine NameAvg. Price\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon\\r\\n$27\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery Reserve Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon\\r\\n$113\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon\\r\\n$49\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery Pinot Noir\\r\\n$24\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nRobert Mondavi Winery Napa Valley Fume Blanc\\r\\n$17\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\n\\r\\nRelated stories:\\r\\n10 Things Every Wine Lover Should Know About... 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