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DWC: Alba is in the Air with Fratelli Casetta and Mauro Sebaste Wineries - Part 1
May 31: The first webinar organised by the Delhi Wine club during the current pandemic was providential in that the city of Alba and the Mauro Sebaste Winery featured, have a link with the history of the Club launched formally on 17  May, 2002 at a wine show when we had co-organised wine dinners in Diva Restaurant and Hotel Marriott with |
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Naidu Wines: Lady Naidu charms the participants at the Zoom Webinar
May 31: After a highly appreciated Article in delWine about Raghni Naidu as perhaps the first Indian woman wine producer in California, there was a request from many of our readers who wanted to ‘meet’ her on a Zoom chat and therefore a Webinar was organised on 26 May at 10 pm IST to talk to her about background, tastes, interests |
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Wine Future Business Seminars for New Wine Paradigm
May 30: Past year made it clear that the way the wine business will be carried out in the Post-Covid era will see significant changes and therefore the organizers of Wine Future Conference have devised Online Business Seminars which will include latest Strategies for Digital Marketing, Social Media, Sales, Consumption, and Event |
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Newly Born Pink Prosecco faces Shortage of Pinot Noir
May 31: While the Pink Prosecco DOC became a reality last year with several producers announcing the launch of the moniker with 10-15% Pinot Noir, it is already proving to be an unprecedented success with producers predicting a shortage due to the lack of availability of eligible Pinot Noir grapes, writes Subhash Arora who has found so |
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Study: Wine in Moderation good for Health and Brain
May 26: Many wine lovers have a glass or two of wine daily as a source of relaxation which is good for immunity since high stress levels can lead to adverse cardiovascular effects, and a new study presented at the Annual Scientific Session of the American College of Cardiology this month has found promising results for moderate |
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From Archives (2006): Conflicting Signals on Mallya's JV with ND Wines
May 31: Vijay Mallya, who has just bought a 150-year-old French wine-maker, Bouvet-Ladubay, is learnt to be making an all-out effort for a foothold in the fledgling Indian wine market. The company is in an advanced state of discussions for a joint venture with the Nashik-based ND Wines, reports The Economic Times. Ashok Gaikwad, |
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