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ProWein 2026: Compact with emphasis on Spirits and No/Lo Wines
March 28: ProWein 2026 organised by Messe Dusseldorf on 15-17 March seemed slightly subdued though efficiently managed with more focus on Spirits and the No/Low alcohol wines that are finding increasing demand globally, writes  Subhash Arora who feels ProWein is still one of the two most important wine fairs in Europe, that place the |
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Sula to Acquire Chandon’s Dindori Estate
March 26: India’s biggest producer Sula Vineyards has announced signing an agreement with Moet Hennessy India Private Limited to acquire its Chandon estate in Dindori, Nashik, unlocking a high-quality, scalable platform for the company’s next phase of growth and signaling an end of Production of Chandon bubblies, reports |
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EU Australia FTA a Truce in Prosecco War with Italy
March 27: The European Union Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed the long pending FTA a couple of days ago, marking the end of a long tussle between them regarding production and exports of Australian Prosecco with the Australians allowed to continue making |
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Wine Paris 2026: Reflections through an Indian Lens
March 24: A wet and blustery day kicked off the monumental 3–day Wine Paris 2026 trade show in Paris on the 9th of February. A visit by the French President, Emmanuel Macron marked the official inauguration, followed by the muffled echoes of footsteps and the rising hum of conversation; thousands of exhibitors, importers, media |
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Prowein 2026 : Wines of India showcased thanks to APEDA
March 30: Although a couple of Indian wineries- Grover and Sula have been participating sporadically for a number of years, it was the first time that Indian wines were showcased through the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) which had spent the major amount on Spirits, displaying ‘Incredible |
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From Archives 2008 : India Wine Challenge 2008 Launched
February 28 2008: Second edition of the India Wine Challenge was launched in Delhi yesterday by Robert Joseph, chairman of the Challenge who had specially flown in from London for the occasion, reports Subhash Arora, President of Indian Wine Academy. At an evening function held at the Agni Bar of Hotel Park, New Delhi, |
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