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View Point: Champagne DelWine Brut Rosé NV, Anyone?
Jan 07: No sparkling wine may be called champagne unless it is produced in Champagne under its Appellation laws, with the exception of a handful of California Champagnes under the ‘Grandfather Clause’ but interestingly, one can  buy and import champagne in one’s own label or have it produced under contract and sell as champagne in any |
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Restaurant Feature: Celebrating 15 years of Delhi Wine Club with Champagne Brunch
Jan 09: Founded in 2002, the premier wine club of India, Delhi Wine Club entered its 15th successful year last week and what better way of starting the celebrations than a relaxed lunch with unlimited champagnes flowing from the Houses of Devaux and Drappier for the 264th event of the club on Sunday January 8, attended also by some |
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Gaja Back to Barbaresco Roots
Jan 10: Angelo Gaja, the uncrowned Prince of Piedmont brought Barbaresco on the world map when Barolo ruled the roost as king of wines but moved away from the appellation for his top iconic wines Sorì Tildin, Sorì San Lorenzo and Costa Russi as he chose to add 5-15% of the prohibited Barbera, but the next generation led by his daughter |
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Curtains on Starbucks Evenings and Wine
Jan 09: What started as an experiment for Starbucks at a Seattle store in 2010 and seemed to be successful eventually at 439 stores including Chicago, New York and Washington DC to add to its revenues during the typically less hectic evening hours, named as Starbucks Evenings is being officially axed with effect from Tuesday |
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Australian Austrade gets cautious after Pearls Ponzi Scandal in India
Jan 10: Australian Federal government agency Austrade has now introduced eligibility checks for the businesses it promotes after it introduced Australian companies to India’s biggest alleged Ponzi scheme by the Pearls Group, owned by Nirmal Singh Bhangoo who is currently being prosecuted by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for |
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Wine-based Med Diet protects against Alzheimer’s
Jan 07: A new Study published on Wednesday 4 January in the online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology shows that older people who followed a Mediterranean diet including moderate amount of wine retained more brain volume over a three-year period than those who did not follow the diet as |
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