Blog: Not every red wine is like Kareena Kapoor
When the Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor made a statement in a recent interview that she was like a red wine, which matures with time she was only partially correct because not every red wine is like her, in fact, over 95% are not meant to mature  |
Fine Indian Wines at Hong Kong Show
Wines showcased by ten wineries at the recently concluded Hong Kong Wine Show in collaboration with the IGPB were a mixed bag in terms of quality ranging from poor to outstanding, writes Subhash Arora who tasted all the wines individually over two |
WWS: VDP-Self Regulation within German Laws
With many quality producers in Europe feeling stifled within the government regulations, private growers in Germany seem to have found a solution in VDP, as Prinz Salm-Salm, the former president of this grower's association, illustrated at |
Consorzio and Wines of Asti
One of the 8 provinces of the northwestern Italian state of Piemonte, Asti is usually connected in India with Barbera but is most famous for its sweet Moscato and Sparkling wines, as Subhash Arora discovered at a tasting visit to the consortium |
Australian Savagnin Blanc has Potential
Many people do not know the difference between Sauvignon and Savagnin Blanc, a French varietal from Jura, which has got over 30 wineries across Australia interested in the grape earlier thought to be the Spanish Albarino. Dan Traucki writes about the |
Indian Economy to double in Five Years
In what appears to be a highly optimistic report, India is expected to be a $2-trillion economy in the next five years as its GDP growth is likely to average at 12 per cent in nominal terms powered by a surge in demand by the consumers, according to a |
