A Pictorial History
Dive into the Concannon archives for historic photos from our winery.
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James Concannon
1847-1911
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James Concannon in 1874
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Ellen Rowe Concannon
1849-1922
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Sketch of the Concannon Estate
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James sails to Bordeaux in 1893
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1895 Bordeaux plantings
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Harvest in the 1890s
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Winery Additions
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The early Concannon wine press
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Concannon family photo
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Captain Joseph Concannon Sr.
1884-1965
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Nina Ferrario Concannon
1899-1972
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Captain Joe Concannon in service
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1918 Livermore Rodeo Parade
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Aerial view of Concannon Vineyard during Prohibition
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Shipments of Concannon arrive in Seattle, Post-Prohibition, 1933
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Concannon the first wine to arrive in Seattle, Post-Prohibition
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Concannon California Cabernet from the 1930’s
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Semillon Grapes propagated from Chateau d’Yquem vines
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Wine Institute Directors’ Meeting at Concannon Vineyard, 1934
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Concannon wine is sent to Pope Pius XII
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Bottling facilities, 1940
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Concannon is shipped to missionaries China
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California seamen at Concannon, 1943
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Concannon bottling line, 1949
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Concannon hires America’s first technically trained woman winemaker
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Captain Joe and Groucho Marx, 1956
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A visit from Queen Frederika of Greece, 1958
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A visit from Chile
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Jim Concannon
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Jim Concannon preparing oak barrels
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Concannon is designated a historical landmark
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Jim discussing the Petite Sirah.
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The world’s first bottling of Petite Sirah
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Continued family traditions
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A Presidential gift to Ireland
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The Concannon Millennium of Name Celebration
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Jim and Helen Concannon Promote the Vineyard’s Petite Sirah
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Jim Concannon receives Lifetime Achievement Award
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The Concannon Family
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Jim Concannon is named “Man of the Year”
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John Concannon
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Concannon becomes Certified Sustainable
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Historic barrel room revitalization
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The dedication of Concannon Reserve Crimson & Clover Cabernet and Petite Sirah Blend
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History at the Culinary Institute of America
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A blended partnership in 2011
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John and Jim at UC Davis
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Hosting the annual Petite Sirah Symposium
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Concannon is inducted into the Smithsonian
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John speaking on the Concannon Cabernet Clones
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Concannon on PBS’s “Travel Scope”
