Randy Ullom

At DeLoach Vineyards, the work behind the title was as much operational as it was sensory. Randy Ullom served as winemaker and vice president from 1991 to 1993, a role that tied cellar discipline to broader decision-making. That combination set the tone for a career built on keeping both the day-to-day and the larger structure in view. At Kendall-Jackson Wines, continuity became part of the craft. Randy Ullom joined in 1993 as head winemaker and held that post through 2025; he later served as winemaster from 2019 to 2025.

Over that span, the value of the role was measured in consistency, accumulated judgment, and the ability to keep a large portfolio moving with a steady hand. The work was not about quick change but about repeated choices made over time.

At Kendall-Jackson Wine Estate & Gardens in Fulton, the title Winery Ambassador places Randy Ullom in a role shaped by long institutional memory. It is a position that draws on years spent inside the company’s production and leadership structure, with the estate itself as the point of reference. The job is less about introduction than translation: carrying forward what the house has built and representing it with familiarity earned over decades.

Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve, Camelot Highlands, and Avant Chardonnay sit within Randy Ullom’s signature wines. Taken together, they show the range of his work at Kendall-Jackson and the way his name is tied to the house style across multiple labels.

Randy Ullom’s honors include American Wine Legend.