Interview: Monsieur Gagey of Maison Jadot
It is always exciting to meet a producer from Burgundy and when Subhash Arora was invited to chat with Pierre-Henry Gagey, President of Louis Jadot transiting through Delhi on his way to Bhutan, he was delighted to see him and taste some of their  |
Rosé may Turn Pink in Europe
The increasingly popular Rosé may loose a bit of its blush as the European Commission contemplates passing a law allowing mixing of red and white wines instead of the red grapes allowed at present.France and particularly the beautiful |
Fruit Wines on the Anvil
The wine sector in Maharashtra may soon start producing quality wine from an array of commonly grown fruits. In a couple of years, you may find wine made from mango, banana, cashew apple, Indian blueberry and blackberry according to a report.At a |
Every sip you take may Sting you
The popular British rock star sting is also getting into wine production with an offering of 30,000 bottles of Chianti made with Sangiovese blended with Cabernet and Merlot from his Tuscan estate near Florence, come September.The former lead singer of |
US Lipidologist sceptical of wine health benefits
Dr. W Virgil Brown, a visitng US- based expert in lipidology has expressed scepticism about the studies reporting health benefits of wine for heart saying these studies are based on mere observation studies and not a scientific randomised trials."Frankly |
Sleeping Giant Argentina Wakes Up
President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner of Argentina has announced the government will reduce the export tax from 5 to 2.5% and has promised a grant of 1.2 million pesos ($340m) to promote Argentinean wine abroad.Until now the wine industry h |
Aspri launches South African Amarula in Delhi
The popular South African fruit based cream liqueur, Amarula from the wine giant Distell was launched last night at hotel Claridges by their High Commissioner in India Francis Moloi, following a successful launch in Mumbai last month.A beaming H. |
