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Minchy’s Cidekick Apple Cider Sparkling in Himachal Pradesh
July 11: After experiment with still apple cider for a few years, pickles/jams and fruit wine producer has made the sparkling (carbonated) version, branding it as Minchy’s Cidekick Sparkling Apple Cider and plans to expand the operation out of state based on current year’s response, writes Subhash Arora who met him at his office in Shoghi, a  small town near Shimla where he tasted the sparkling cider and feels that the reasonably priced cider should |
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We Recommend: Ward Valley Marlborough Duo of Sauvignon and Pinot Noir
July 11: New Zealand has carved out a beautiful niche for its perfumed Sauvignon Blanc and fruity and nuanced Pinot Noirs but usually they are quite expensive for the customer due to higher taxes too but recently I tasted Ward Valley Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir from Marlborough and found the price very reasonable for the fine flavours, says Subhash Arora who recommends the duo for any wine lover but especially a novice or teetotaler. At a recent |
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MUST Fermenting Ideas 2019: Uncrowned Colares wines crave to win back Heritage
July 10: Colares is the centuries old antique wine region located near the youngest royal palace in Sintra near Lisbon and although, Ramisco and Malvasia de Colares being used there today are the rarest grape varieties, they were the finest and most favoured wines in the ancient days but it is today an endangered wine region in Portugal, said Rui Falcão, one of the organisers of the recently concluded Must Fermenting Ideas Conference in Cascais, and |
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World’s Best Vineyards to Visit announced in London
July 10: Wine experts, foodies and travel industry insiders from around the world gathered in London's Banqueting House on Monday night for the inaugural World's Best Vineyard Awards, created to honour the finest in modern wine tourism, where South America dominated the top 10, with awards going to two wineries from Argentina, two from Chile and one from Uruguay. Chile was the biggest winner of the night, with eight vineyards placing in the top |
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Marc Perrin elected as the new President of PFV
July 10: Marc Perrin of Famille Perrin has been appointed for one year (July 2019 - June 2020 as the new President of Primum Familiae Vini (PFV), a group of 12 families who constitute a strong alliance with the members - Antinori, Joseph Drouhin, Egon Muller Scharzhof, Famille Hugel, Familia Torres, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Famille Perrin, Tempos Vega Sicilia, Tenuta San Guido, Symington Family Estates, Pol Roger and Domaine Clarence Dillon, |
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Prosecco Hills designated UNESCO World Heritage Site
July 10: Le Colline del Prosecco di Conegliano a Valdobbiadene, popularly known as Prosecco Hills, in the meandering mountainous 27 kms stretch between the towns of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene in Italy where Prosecco docg has been produced since 2009 (earlier it used to be mostly Prosecco DOC in the area) was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site On Sunday the 7th July, 2019 by the World Heritage Committee |
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