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Blog: Wah, Kya Swaad Hai!
Oct 09: Pernod Ricard owned Jacob's Creek has created a refreshing and fruity white wine ‘Wah’, designed to match Japanese cuisine, a name reminiscent of the Indian word ‘Swaad’ that I have been propagating to be incorporated in the gourmets’ global vocabulary and in the wine terminology, during my recent visit to Hong Kong to judge at HKIWSC. Japanese had been reportedly complaining about the white wines available in the market being too dry
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Passing By: The Chef and his Iconic Montes Wines
Oct 07: Aurelio Montes, the famous Chilean winemaker and founder partner of Montes, was passing through to re-launch their range of wines in India and celebrate 25 years of winemaking when Arun Batra caught up with him and chatted with him at an exclusive tasting of their premium wines.When the owner of an internationally acclaimed winery visits India to promote his wines, you know that he is pretty serious about doing business in India. And |
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WOW: Top Ten Women of Wine in India 2013 (Final)
The Indian wine industry is at a nascent stage but many women have taken the plunge in the field of winemaking, marketing, education and journalism, with varying degree of success. It may be too early but in an effort to be the first in many areas in wine, delWine brings you the first-ever list of Top Ten Women of Wine in India 2013: WOW, with the objective of recognizing the persistent ones in the face of adversity and to encourage more to choose the |
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Hardys Biggest Australian Brand-Behind Gallo & Cofco
Oct 09: Jacob’s Creek may be the biggest selling Australian brand in India but it is Hardys which is recognised as the biggest brand globally, according to the Brands Report 2013 which lists E J Gallo as the biggest global brand with an annual sales of 16 million cases with Lindeman’s at a steady 9th position declaring a global promotion of the digital platform to catapult it to the top Australian brand. Hardys at 14 million cases is the biggest Australian |
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Wines of India: Perspective of Wineries and Consumers
Oct 09: Westin Pune recently conducted a blind tasting of wines from 10 Indian wineries to decide on the most popular wines in different categories. Our Mumbai Correspondent Rishi Vohra, CSW who reported the event and their philosophy behind the unique ‘Wines of India’ concept in the first part, writes about the efficacy of the tastings from the perspective of wineries and consumers in this concluding part. The brainchild of Dilip Puri ((Regional Vice- |
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Wal-Mart and Bharti Divorce Final
Oct 10: The much talked about separation between the World’s largest retailer Wal-Mart and India’s leading mobile operator Airtel’s parent company Bharti Enterprises became an official divorce with the JV partners of Bharti -Walmart announcing the split yesterday with each side claiming to run and expand the business individually or possibly wit new alignments. Calling off the venture, the two companies said in a joint statement on Wednesday morning that |
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