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Prowein 2018: Grover Zampa discloses Ambitious Goals
March 19: There may not have been a massive activity on stand 9E01, in the international pavilion at Prowein that is being held from March 17-19 and on its last day today, but the activities within Grover Zampa Vineyards are absolutely mindboggling with both the new Chairman Ravi Viswanathan and the CEO Vivek Chandramohan sharing  optimistic plans some of which are to be announced later, writes Subhash Arora who chatted with both over a |
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Tuscan Tasting 2019: Climax at Benvenuto Brunello that was not
March 16: The 8-day Tuscan Marathon Tasting that is held annually, starting in Florence in February and ends up in Montalcino keeps the best for the last but this year, the Anteprima of Brunello di Montalcino had mixed expectation from the journalists with the 3-star vintage 2014 being the protagonist of the Benvenuto Brunello event, writes Subhash Arora who was generally not impressed with the vintage though the 2015 Riserva and 2017 Rosso |
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Prowein 2019 shows its Prowess at the 25th Edition in Düsseldorf
March 19: Ostensibly the world’s largest annual wine fair, Prowein celebrates its 25th year as it opened its gates on Sunday the 17 March to welcome over 20,000 visitors that include 900 accredited journalists, with practically all the wine producing nations including India with a nominal presence of one producer, Grover Zampa Vineyards, showcasing their wine, writes Subhash Arora, who marvels the professionalism of the German organising |
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Passing By: Stephane Tournade of Chateau Valandraud Saint Emilion
March 14: Stephane Tournade, Sales Representative for India for Chateau Valandraud Saint Emilion, owned by the ‘Bad Boy’ Jean Luc Thunevin and popularised in India by its distributor, Vishal Park was in Mumbai recently and an interesting Tasting was hosted by its owner, Vishal Kadakia at Four Seasons. Maloo Natarajan who used to write for delWine before she left for Singapore 5 years ago and returned to India last year, reports. Over the past five |
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Climate Change Leadership Conference projects a Scary Scenario
March 15: World's leading wine experts shared the tried and tested Solutions to Mitigate Climate Change at the Climate Change Leadership- Solutions for the Wine Industry on March 6-7 in Porto, with Al Gore as the Keynote Speaker and which was also addressed by Afroz Shah, an Indian lawyer and environmental activist from Mumbai who was given UN's title of the Champion of the Earth 2016. Michèle Shah who attended the Conference organised |
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Pernod Ricard mulls selling Wine Division making Jacobs Creek
March 15: If you think there is not much profitability in the wine business in India, you might be right and would be glad to know that the proprietor of Jacobs Creek, the biggest brand being imported in India, Pernod Ricard seems to be pondering whether to sell off the wine division that also owns the Rioja winery Campo Viejo that introduced its basic label over a year ago in India. Subhash Arora feels that the existing importers might be pleased with the |
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