There was a time when every conversation about Indian wine began with the disclaimer that the industry was still "nascent." That description has faded overtime with Indian producers no longer trying to prove themselves. Instead they are striving to carve out a

ProWine Mumbai 2026 has been announced, and the country's leading international trade fair for wines and spirits will return to the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, on 18 and 19 November 2026. As Guns2Gewurztraminer joins the event for the third

Over the years, Guns to Gewurztraminer has explored a variety of summer-friendly beverages, from crisp wines to chilled sakes. This year, however, we take a broader view. Today's drinkers are increasingly seeking refreshment over intensity and flavour over alcohol. The

It was a short and sweet affair, but enough to drive home the virtues of Malbec wines with an element of freshness. Though celebrated a month after the designated day in New Delhi this year, Malbec Day kept its date

In today’s context, it would be far too dismissive to call wine a nascent category in India. Over the past two decades, the segment has grown at an estimated 12–15% annually, fuelled by an expanding urban consumer base and a

India’s bar culture has been evolving at an exciting pace over the last decade, and events like the India Bartender Show (IBS) have been a welcome development in this space. The recently concluded second edition of IBS, once again brought together bartenders,

Some tastings stay with you. A few elevate your understanding of wine. And then there are those that define an entire year of tasting experiences. The recent Bordeaux Grand Cru Classé tasting in New Delhi was very much the mother of all tastings for

Call it a red-letter day or Christmas arriving early — New Delhi recently welcomed a dazzling Penfolds showcase at the elegant Captain’s Cellar at the Taj Mahal hotel, following successful outings in Mumbai and Bengaluru. Brand Ambassador Josh Yim took centre stage, guiding guests through six

France’s commitment to the Indian wine market has been unwavering, and Tastin’ France is perhaps the clearest reflection of that dedication. What began as an annual fixture in 2021 by Business France India, has evolved into a robust platform, with

Tasting spirits alongside their makers brings an immediacy that few experiences can match — each glass seems to echo its landscape, history, and the hands that shaped it. That was the atmosphere at the British Craft Spirits Tasting, hosted by