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Monopolistic Haryana Excise Liquor Policy for 2017-18
April 10: Haryana excise policy for 2017-18 announced on March 20 for distribution of foreign liquor including wine and beer removed the assessment fee, with unchanged Permit Fee and VAT increased from 26.25% to 34.65% but it has  awarded L-1BF to the single highest bidder at Rs. 625 million and appointed a single distributor Ashir Marketing |
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IVFE 2017: Ethereal Vine and Food Experience at Taj Falaknuma
April 10: The 4th edition of the Taj International Vine and Food Experience curated by Keith Edgar in Hyderabad, Delhi and Mumbai was at its Nawabi best in Taj Falaknuma Hyderabad where Jancis Robinson MW was the star wine celebrity and the event was too magnificent to better in future, writes Subhash Arora who felt it had different |
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Drappier : Quality Champagne towards a Better Future
April 07: Winemaker and owner of the family-owned Champagne House, Michel Drappier was in Mumbai on 27th March 2017 for a Drappier Sundowner event moderated by Sonal Holland MW at Taj Lands End to introduce their two new additions to India and to share with the specially invited wine enthusiasts and press, the winery’s efforts |
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KWB: Karnataka may launch own Wine Label in 2 Years
April 11: Karnataka Wine Board, the organisers of the 3rd International Wine Festival in Bangalore on April 7-9 hopes to bring out its own brand of wine in the state in another two years, according to T Somu, the Managing Director of KWB, who said last Wednesday that the Board will grow grapes on its 141-acre wine park being set up in |
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Torres World’s Most Admired Wine Brand again
April 08: After being relegated to the second spot last year, Spanish Bodega Torres has snatched back its top spot from last year’s winner Penfolds of the iconic Grange fame, making it the third time at the top of the List of Most Adored Brands List, an initiative started by Drinks International 7 years ago. Bodegas Torres, the only Spanish |
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Neuroenology : Drinking Wine to exercise Brain Muscles
April 07: Forget about your Crossword, Sudoku, Scrabble, or playing with word games like Pictionary or complex computer games to exercise your brain muscles. Sniffing, and analysing wine could be the ideal workout for your brain, according to a wine-loving neuroscientist who has written a book on Neuroenology that explains how the |
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