Wine

Marchesi di Barolo wines were showcased in New Delhi by none other than Anna Abbona- the fifth generation owner of the iconic house that started the Barolo revolution.

With the passage of time, Austrian wines are gaining more and more recognition in newer wine countries like India. But there is still a long way to go. Despite putting earnest efforts, Austrian wines have so far had limited success in 

The first ever Indian Wine Day was celebrated across India and in London on 16 Nov 17. The day was planned to coincide with the Beaujolais Nouveau day, that falls on every third thursday of November. The initiative was the

India's prominent winemaker Grover Zampa Vineyards celebrated their 25 years of winemaking by conducting marquee events and launching a new sparkling wine called Auriga.

Coravin- the world’s most fancied wine gadget has arrived in India. And it is brought in by none other than Brindco - the country’s leading wine importer.

Penfolds- Australia’s famous wine brand has been in India for several years now. But it’s grand coming in the country happened just recently with it’s fresh alignment with Brindco- the top importer of the country. This synergy is likely to

Tour de Leela- a novel wine dinner by hotel Leela Ambience Gurugram took guests to quarters within the hotel, that they would not visit otherwise.

It often happens that certain wine regions from a particular land get more attention than their peers. Reasons? Many- such as historical significance, marketing focus and global popularity of wine styles. But explore further and you are likely to discover

An Aussie winemaker with an Italian heart, De Bortoli wines from South East Australia recently augmented their portfolio available in India, with a range of premium wines.

Are all Proseccos alike? That's like asking if all cars have the same BHP. Carpenè Malvolti- the Prosecco that started it all, drove home a precise point in India around an eight course dinner.