Blog: Italian Wines & Indian Customs
If you think Indian Customs Duties are a major deterrent to expand wine culture in India, I should tell you that it also has something to do with the Indian Customs that might inhibit some of the most evolved Indians to stay away from an evening  |
Indian Elephant Back from Bordeaux
The well known French art poster designer Jean Pierre Got who likes to bring art flavours to wine and whose wine poster exhibition opens in the Bordeaux Museum in less than two weeks, with the official poster displaying an Indian elephant, now |
Fine Wine Hub Switching to Hong Kong
The brilliant decision last February by Hong Kong government making it a duty-free wine zone has already made it a fine wine hub with Sotheby’s Auction last week-end grossing $7.9 million; its two auctions this year of $14.3 million zooming past the |
Hungary Kya: Villány Wine Festival 2009
Villány, the second most important wine region after Tokai is the southernmost wine region of Hungary, which holds a wine festival every year during the first week-end of October, attracting over 15,000 revelers to the otherwise sleepy town for a 3-day |
Wine Health: Wine Resveratrol May Fight Viruses
Resveratrol, the polyphenolic compound found in red wine may be able to fight off viruses, according to a new Italian study which claims that the polyphenolic compound appears to prevent virus replication at the cellular level whereas the chemical has |
Bare to Share Concern for Climatic Change
Last Saturday saw a group of 713 men and women volunteers of all ages posing nude for the American photographer Spencer Tunick at a Burgundy Vineyard to share their concern for global warming that is already affecting the vineyards and wines as |
