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Blog : Don't Discard your Champagne Flutes- Yet
Sep 14: Although the saucer type wine glasses for champagne (coupes) have been finally out of style in India after overstaying their welcome by a couple of decades, the flutes that were advised by experts are also going out of fashion and being replaced by tulips or white wine glasses, thanks to the experts changing their views due to the perceived limitations of full aromas in the flute which is likely to be replaced by different designs based on the  |
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The Mullineux are Winemakers of the Year for Tim Atkin MW
Sep 15: Chris and Andrea Mullineux have been chosen as the Winemakers of the Year in the sixth Annual Tim Atkin South Africa Special Report 2017 released this week, with Mark Le Roux of Waterford picked out as the Young Winemaker of the year and Neil Ellis, founder of Neil Ellis Wines and a doyen of South African wine industry with an experience of around 40 years in the industry, designated as Winemaking Legend by Atkin. Andrea Mullineux |
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Wine India Moves: Chief Winemaker Ajoy Shaw of Sula moves on
Sep 11: After working for over 17 years, Ajoy Shaw the Vice President and Chief Winemaker of Sula Vineyards has moved on, with Karan Vasani, one of his 3 winemakers taking over the reins reporting to the Founder CEO Rajeev Samant and Kerry Damsky, the Sonoma consultant winemaker who has been a shareholder and working with Sula from Ground Zero and now the Director of Winemaking and also inducted into the Board of Directors, writes |
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Wines and Wineries of Alentejo- Part III
Sep 12: Alentejo is the ‘New World’ of Portuguese wine industry, thanks to the Revolution of 1974 when all the vineyards and wineries were acquired by the government and leased to co-operatives which failed to manage them, resulting in the land returned to the owners who had to re-start the business from scratch albeit with new technology available, writes Subhash Arora who visited the region recently and writes about Herdade do Esporão, Torre de |
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Italy: Gaja and Graci gear up for their First Etna Harvest
Sep 15: The new Sicilian joint venture of the ‘Prince of Piedmont’ and the Wine Enthusiast Man of the year Angelo Gaja and the Etna producer Alberto Graci, is getting ready for the first harvest next month, to be fermented at Graci’s winery in the village of Passopisciaro on the north slope of Mount Etna and sold through Gaja Distribuzione, the distribution arm of Gaja family. I met Angelo Gaja, the iconic producer of Gaja wines in Piedmont with wineries |
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Study: Two Glasses of Wine a Week OK for Pregnant Moms
Sep 14: Experts agree that binge or heavy drinking during pregnancy is harmful for the fetus but not much is known on how little a pregnant woman could drink without harming the unborn, according to a paper published on Monday in the journal BMJ Open which suggests nevertheless that 2 glasses of wine a week would not harm the baby. In the United States, doctors have long warned that drinking during pregnancy may have serious medical risks. |
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