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Blog: Retailers Rejoice 24/7 but Wines Will Wait
July 02: The recently announced Model Shops and Establishment Law, allowing shops to remain open 24x7, will be a boon for consumers as well as businesses that can become more flexible in their hours, does not mean that malls, shops, restaurants or cinemas need to open at all odd hours but wine and alcohol retail may have to wait in line  behind restaurants since they are both controlled through local excise laws which are expected to be eventually |
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Lobbying results in Slashing of Excise Hike on ENA in Karnataka
July 01: By lobbying hard and using media as a tool to protest against the excise hike and projecting the arrival of doomsday, the Karnataka fortified wine producers have been able to force the government to slash the proposed hike of 177% from today, by 120% making it a victory for the producers and a hero of the excise department which can claim a hike of 57%. The state finance department is expected to issue a fresh order today announcing the |
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Visiting Greek Wineries- Cavino Wineries and Distilleries
July 05: Situated in the small city of Aigio, near Patra in the wine region of Peloponnese, Cavino is a one of the big privately owned wineries with a lot of wine and spirit making history behind them, producing 9 million bottles of quaffable and affordable wines, with the apple of the eye being those from Mega Spileo Single vineyards that are so beautiful and charming that they must be on the bucket list of every wine traveller, writes Subhash Arora who |
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VINISUD goes Annual in January 2017 in Montpellier
July 07: Vinisud, the hitherto biennial international wine exhibition for Southern Wines, which has gained a reputation over the last two decades as an exemplary showcase offering visitors an opportunity to appreciate the variety and quality of Mediterranean wines under one roof and claims to be one of the Top 5 wine shows in the world, goes annual next year as it holds the 13th edition at the usual venue, Montpellier Exhibition Centre on 29-31 January, 2017 |
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Wine & Health: Taking Red Wine with a Pinch of Salt
July 07: It is fairly well established through various studies during the last 4 decades now that red wine is healthy for heart health, and several journalists have gotten on the gravy train writing about Resveratrol, Flavonoids and the anti-oxidants that are good for heart health, but in their enthusiasm they have started going overboard in singing paeans for it while going slow on Moderation as the Mantra when it is actually harmful for many cancers in any |
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Higher Prices for Bordeaux En Primeur 2015
July 07: With so much hype going on for the 2015 vintage which has been claimed to be better than even 2009 and 2010, prices announced by the producers have jumped up by over 20%, making it more expensive for the collectors, as well as more risky in terms of appreciation, according to media reports. Fine wine buyers face paying more for top Bordeaux wines as prices for the early 2015 harvest en primeurs have jumped more than 20 percent after wine |
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