Constellation Brands has acquired Domaine Curry from Coup De Foudre Napa Valley. The brand will become a part of company’s Prisoner Wine brands, enhancing its Aspira Fine Wine & Craft Spirits higher-end wines and spirits portfolio.
The acquisition also supports Constellation’s commitment to invest $100 million in female- and minority-owned businesses within the beverage alcohol industry by 2030, as well as Constellation Brands’ M&A strategy, as the company shifts its focus from transformative acquisitions to smaller transactions. No financial terms of the Domaine Curry deal have been disclosed.
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“The acquisition of Domaine Curry, a female- and Black-founded wine brand with a successful track record for entrepreneurship, storytelling, and community, provides an opportunity for us to partner with Ayesha and Sydel to build a uniquely positioned luxury wine and culturally relevant lifestyle brand,” says Bukky Ekundayo, vice president and general manager, The Prisoner Wine Company. “Bringing them into The Prisoner Wine Company portfolio builds on our history of expanding the luxury wine landscape with inclusive and progressive brands, wines, and values.”
“Food and wine have always been an integral part of our lives, and it has been a thrilling experience introducing our Domaine Curry portfolio to the world,” state Ayesha Curry and Sydel Curry-Lee, co-founders of Domaine Curry. “We are so excited to partner with a company that shares our values and aspirations, that can also offer quality sourcing, expert wine making, and best-in-class DTC, e-commerce, and hospitality resources needed to make more space for women of color in the luxury wine landscape.”
