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Indian Wine Academy to organise Indian Wine Day with Lalit group again
Oct 25: After successfully organizing the Indian Wine Day in six Lalit Hotels in India last year and London, the Indian Wine Academy(IWA) has teamed up again with the Lalit group to showcase Indian wines at all their properties in India and London on Friday, November 16 with the focus being on Alfresco Restaurant at the Lalit New Delhi, writes  President of IWA Subhash Arora who has been co-ordinating with Team Lalit to make it bigger and better and |
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BRWSC 2018: Terroirs are not so eternal
Oct 26: Although Terroir refers to land, soil and changes over the years since the 5000-year history of wine making terroir which is a result of high quality region but in fact it is not an eternal matter and the popularity can change over the years, says Pedro Ballesteros Torres MW from Canary Island in Spain who as a co-organiser of BRWSC 2018 gave the introductory Talk in Ningxia which has only in the last couple of decades has been recognised as a |
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Australian wine continues to grow in export markets
Oct 24: Despite being branded as cheap wine producers by the US where the exports continue to be sluggish, they continue to experience strong growth in both value and volume, with an increase of 11 per cent in value to A$2.71 billion and 5 per cent in volume to 842 million litres ( 94 million of 9-litre cases) for the year ended 30 September 2018 with China being their market in value-same as the next 3 markets US, UK and Canada. Exports of bottled wine |
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Passing By: Gérard Blanloeil of Clarendelle Wines of Haut- Brion Bordeaux
Oct 24: Gérard Blanloeil, Managing Director of Clarendelle Wines, a fine wine Négociant in Bordeaux making also the Clarendelle wines since 2002, was in Delhi this week where he conducted a Masterclass and guided tasting of wines from the 3 chateaux owned by Prince Robert de Luxembourg and Clarendelle, writes Subhash Arora who loved the wines but found the second wine of La Mission most likeable. When Prince Robert had visited India over |
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OIV 2018: High wine production anticipated after a historically low 2017 harvest
Oct 26: After a dismal 2017 vintage when the world wine production of wine was at a historical low of 251 mhL, the current year is expected to have a high production of 282 mL, third highest recorded since 2000 with Europe recording 19% growth but maximum growth 36% recorded by Chile, and the USA keeping the same level as last year, according to a Press Release today by International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV). In Europe: Italy |
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Interesting Adult Colouring Wine Bottle from Marks & Spencer criticised
Oct 26: Now you may enjoy a glass of Chilean Sauvignon Blanc introduced by Marks & Spencer last week as ‘Colour Me’ label, while colouring the bottle label with a nice motif based on flowers, leaves and wildlife, suggesting that wine is a relaxing beverage but there is already some criticism by people who believe M &S is trivialising the excessive alcohol consumption by advertising wine as a relaxation drink. ‘The childhood joy of colouring in is combined |
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