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BMC allows Wine Home Delivery during Lockdown in Mumbai
April 11: As the Corona cases spiral in Mumbai and partial lockdown is in operation, good sense has prevailed over the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) which issued an order on Friday allowing home delivery of wine and  liquor in Mumbai, though restricted from 7am-8 pm and with the delivery executives strictly following Covid |
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India is Thirsty for Wines.. But
April 04: A beautiful 468 page eBbook with contributions from over 100 wine experts from 28 countries, titled New Normal in the Wine Business or How To Survive Covid From An Economic Perspective While Holding Onto Your Dignity And How Can This Corona Crisis Be Turned Into An Opportunity, has been published recently, |
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Liquor Industry wins Anti-trust case against Uttarakhand State Monopoly
April 04: Competition Commission of India (CCI) has imposed a fine of Rs 10 million on Uttarakhand Agricultural Produce Marketing Board (UAPMB) for abusing its monopolistic power in the wholesale procurement and distribution of alcoholic beverages, with a direction to deposit the fine within 60 days and Cease and Desist from indulging |
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Punjabi Woman owns Naidu Wines in Sonoma California
April 04: Naidu Wines launched in 2020 by Raghni Naidu and her husband, claims to be the first female (Punjabi) Indian owned wine brand in the United States that has been successful despite being in the midst of the Pandemic. Based in Sebastopol Sonoma, Naidu Wines is a boutique winery that crafts high quality wines, specializing |
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Australia to Promote Wines through WineConnect
April 11: Bitten and dented by China pulling the plug in an effort to choke the wine industry, Australia has Plan B ready to be unveiled on 27 April when wine buyers around the world will be able to discover and connect with Australian wines on a first-of-its-kind virtual platform called Australia WineConnect being launched on 27 April, |
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From Archives (2006): The Ambassador of the Republic of Riesling
April 11: From Iceland to Israel, from London to Sydney, Ernie Loosen is famous for being fanatical about Rieslings. He's behind the disgraced old varietal bouncing back to a second life. Subhash Arora meets the man behind the mystique at his Mosel estate. When you meet the shaggy haired Ernst Loosen wearing his big-rimmed |
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