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Kerala Reduces Taxes on Wines

The reports of the Kerala Budget 2010 indicate that the state government has decided to reduce the price of beer and wine by ten percent, which comes as a good news and may encourage other states like Delhi to follow suit. Interestingly, reports also indicate that the price on other ..more
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Malambo-The Mogambo of Banquets

Unnoticed by  most people, there has been a mini revolution going on in the banquet wines served in metros where the French table wines ruling the roost for decades are slowly being edged out by the Argentine label Malambo- which is quite drinkable at a banquet and does not burn a hole in the pocket, writes Subhash Arora. ..more

Benvenuto Brunello 2010

Welcome to the world of Brunello di Montalcino where 136 producers introduced the newly released 2005 vintage of the iconic wine at a Tasting recently along with the younger 2008 of Rosso and the 2004 Riserva. The current release finds itself squeezed between the...more

 
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Protectionism in Indian Wine Industry

There is a constant whining by EU about high taxes in India against wine imports but the Indian industry does not get any subsidy from the government like EU countries which want to dump their excess-produced products to the third world countries, writes Rajiv Seth justifying the protectionist policy through taxation and suggesting they must reform their subsidies. The Indian middle class is hungry for exciting food and drink experiences - at least according to Mariann Fischer Boel, the EU Commissi ...more

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Montepulciano vs. Montepulciano

When the President of Consortium of Vino Nobile Montepulciano was saying that despite the difficult vintage 2009 and no respite expected in price fall in the near future, the steady 10.5 million bottles of  Nobile and Rosso were produced, thoughts drifted to India producing about the same quantity, and wondering how many people differentiated between the grape varietal and classification beari ...more

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Baron of Brolio- Big getting Better

Baron Francesco Ricasoli, owner of the Barone Ricasoli wine estate is not perturbed by the sales decline in the Chianti Classico wines in 2009. He opened a museum in the Castello di Brolio, the 2006 vintage ..more

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