Fratelli: Premier Wines at a Premier Restaurant
Feb 17 : Fratelli Wines, one of the recent entrants in the wine business in India have recently launched their wines in Delhi and showcased a part of their range of very promising wines at a dinner hosted at the Kylin Premier Restaurant for the members of the Delhi Wine Club, who were quite impressed writes Arun Batra. The Delhi Wine  |
Wine Feature: BEYOND Making and Selling Wine
Feb 16 : Wine Tourism has been in a state of infancy in India but Sula has taken the lead and pioneered the concept with its former guest house and now a resort BEYOND as an independent profit center that also helps promote its brand, with York following in baby steps but the new baby Fratelli already pro-active and Four Seasons trailing |
Passing By: Gianni Gagliardo from Langhe & Roero
Feb 18 : Gianni Gagliardo, a highly respected Piemontese producer transited through Delhi on his way home from Singapore when Subhash Arora took the opportunity to meet this pioneer of Favorita white wines in Piemonte and producer a range of red wines from Barolo, over a private lunch along with his new importer, Rohit Mehra of |
Spanish Armada Lands at Mumbai
Feb 18 : Perhaps for the first time in the Indian wine history, a full double container of Spanish wines from 9 wineries has landed in Mumbai with the biggest single shipment of Spanish wines and food that will be soon available in the Maharashtra market at the first instance through an Indo-Spanish Joint Venture, according to a company
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ProWein Study: Wine Drinkers Prefer Lower Alcohol
Feb 18 : The definition of an ideal wine may be different in London, San Francisco, Berlin and Beijing but the desired level of alcohol are definitely lower than currently being produced by most countries, according to a study conducted by Wine Intelligence on behalf of ProWein 2012 to be held in Düsseldorf from March 4-6,
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Vinexpo Hong Kong Sold Out
Feb 15 : The 7th Vinexpo Asia-Pacific 2012, the biennial wine show being organised by Vinexpo for the fifth time in Hong Kong, from 29–31 May at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, is reportedly fully booked by over 1000 exhibitors, three months earlier than in 2010, indicating the increasing importance of the Asian market,
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