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Wines for the New Generation: An Insider's Perspective
April 02: With half the population in India being under 35 years old, one cannot ignore the generation of Millenials and Generation Z which can make strong impact on the wine consumption in India and both the producers and importers would do well if they target this segment differently, by analysing their habits and tastes, writes our guest writer  Aruna Chawla, who is on the cusp and thus understands this market as a consumer and offers several useful |
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Mundusvini 2018: Visiting Organic, Vegan winery Pfaffmann 1616
April 05: Weingut Heinz Pfaffmann 1616 is a historic German wine estate in Pfalz (Palatinate) which was founded over 400 years ago in 1616 and is family owned with 18th generation Pawel Hener running it now with his Indian wife Kanupriya, producing vegan and certified organic wines from 35 grape varieties and earlier exporting to India through a distributor but now looking for a new partner during their current trip, writes Subhash Arora who visited the |
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TIGNANELLO: Drink Tuscan VFM Wine at Hyatt Delhi for Value
April 04: For budding connoisseurs of Italian wines, Tignanello is an excellent choice of value-for-money, high quality wine from Antinori and if you are in a mood to splurge in a controlled manner, the best value is available at the Hyatt Regency, Delhi where it is priced at Rs. 14,900++ whereas it retails for an MRP of Rs. 14,500 a bottle if you manage to find it at a Retail Store in Delhi, writes Subhash Arora. I met a well-known top industrialist of North India at |
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CMB 2018: China the Superpower of Wines of Future
April 04: As Concours Mondial de Bruxelles (CMB) gets ready to organize its next edition of international wine competition in China- for the first time ever out of Europe, Baudouin Havaux, Chairman of the competition, asserts that the Chinese wine scenario is the most dynamic one today in terms of quality production as well as consumers expectation and China will soon emerge as a Superpower of wines as well. A very optimistic Baudouin Havaux, |
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Wine Australia gets more Powers to protect Wine Reputation
April 03: New regulations, effective this week, give Australia’s wine export regulator Wine Australia broader powers to protect the reputation of the country’s wine exports, with its CEO Andreas Clark announcing today that the new regulations included a number of changes, the most important being the capacity to assess whether an exporter was a ‘fit and proper person’. ‘Australia’s wine exports continue to climb and our reputation for delivering on quality |
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Vinexpo: CEO of Vinexpo Guillaume Deglise quits
April 05: Vinexpo, the company that organises international wine and spirits shows and events announced today that its Chief Executive Guillaume Deglise has resigned from his Post and will leave the company right after the Vinexpo Hong Kong 2018 exhibition scheduled to be held on 29-31 May 2018 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre without disclosing his next assignment. Guillaume Deglise will embrace new career projects after he |
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