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DWC: Zampa Chene Launched at the Delhi Wine Club Dinner
Nov 01: The latest addition to the Indian super-premium wines, Zampa Chene from Grover Zampa was launched in Delhi on October 28, a day before the actual launch in Mumbai, giving the members of Delhi Wine Club an opportunity to be the first ones in the world to formally taste the wine at a private dinner organised exclusively for the members at Le Bistrot, writes Arun Batra. A limited edition aged Tempranillo-shiraz blend with the price tag |
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An Interview with Subhash Arora by Spanish Journalist
Nov 06: Cavaliere Subhash Arora , President of the Indian Wine Academy and Editor of delWine, who has been meeting wine personalities and writing about them for over a decade in an effort to promote wine culture in India, was recently interviewed by Carlos Schölderle, a Spanish wine journalist for his Blogs in English and Spanish. Here is a reproduction of that interview. The original interview may be viewed on his Blog. Viewers are encouraged to |
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Grasparossa 2013 : A walk down Lambrusco’s winery lanes
Nov 13: During Grasparossa 2013 from Oct 19-21, wine enthusiasts, journalists, and importers were enthralled with various events that included not only insights into the making of traditional products from the Northern Italy’s Modena area, but also visits to wineries producing Grasparossa Lambrusco (along with other grapes) and exclusive tastings of these wines. DelWine Correspondent Rishi Vohra CSW, reports on his visits to these family-run wineries and |
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KRSMA Wines Shine at the World Wine Symposium
Nov 12: Though not yet introduced in India, Krsma Wines made a good impression on the tasters at the recently concluded 5th Edition of the World Wine Symposium at Hotel Villa d’Este on Lake Como with those of the 250 registered wine professionals tasting the Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay from the Hampi producer in Karnataka pleasantly surprised at the swift progress made by Wines of India, writes Subhash |
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First Paper Wine Bottle Being Released this Week
Nov 06: Stranger and stranger things seem to be happening in the world of wine packaging after bag-in-box, aluminium cans, paper-packaged bottles and square bottles were introduced recently. Now comes a bottle made from compressed recycled paper and with the label of the new Paperboy bottle designed by Stranger and Stranger, containing red wine from a Paso Robles producer in California to be released in the supermarkets this week |
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Study by MW Student claiming Problems with Screwcap Tainted
Nov 08: An article by an Aussie MW Alison Eisermann-Ctercteko MW who did research for her MW dissertation claiming that the total screwcap damage levels at 8.2% were greater than cork taint, thus suggesting serious implications for producers, retailers and consumers, has raised a voice of disagreement from various quarters suggesting that the study was flawed. The Dissertation topic might have earned the Australian Alison Eisermann |
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