Callaway Vineyard & Winery is in Temecula in Southern California, northeast of San Diego. The 70-acre estate grows a wide variety of grapes for red and white wines. The winery was founded in the early 1970s by Ely Reeves Callaway Jr., a Georgia-born entrepreneur who turned his experience with his family’s textile mills into a contract to supply US Army with uniforms. He also developed an early love of golf, and is the man behind the “Big Bertha” Callaway golf club. But in the 1970s he concentrated on winemaking. He sold the estate to Hiram Walker in 1981 and today it is privately owned by the Lin family. The estate makes a large portfolio of red, white and dessert wines under the direction of winemaker Craig Larson.