Building upon the success of its previous editions, ProWine Mumbai 2024 delivered yet another engaging edition that brought together 170 exhibitors and featured over 1,000 brands from 18 countries. Co-organised by Messe Düsseldorf India and All Things Nice, ProWine Mumbai
Tastin’ France returned to India this November for its eighth edition, presenting an impressive range of French wines through consecutive engagements in Delhi and Mumbai. This year’s event featured a mix of returning and new exhibitors, who showcased their exceptional
Prowine Mumbai is back for its 4th edition, and this year promises to be bigger and better. I am also pleased to share that this blog is an official Media Partner for the fair. Organised by Messe Düsseldorf India and All
India has broken new ground with the achievement of its first Master Sommelier, Kamal Malik, a distinguished professional in the hospitality industry. In August 2024, the Court of Master Sommeliers (CMS) announced six new Master Sommeliers, including Kamal Malik alongside
Continuing its initiative to promote American Spirits in India, the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) hosted yet another tasting in New Delhi where existing as well as aspiring Spirits brands from the US were showcased. The event,
A list of 20 wines and Japanese sake to refresh you this summer.
Bouncing back from adversity makes for inspiring stories and Namratha Prashanth’s is no different. From an abused housewife in her thirties to a successful wine entrepreneur in the “Mecca of wine” Bordeaux, Namratha has indeed come a long way- her
Greetings, fellow wine and spirits enthusiasts! Today, I am thrilled to unveil an exciting addition to this blog called The G2G Vlog. Since 12 years, Guns 2 Gewürztraminer (this blog) has been my creative outlet to connect with fellow enthusiasts through
Ask a wine connoisseur about the oldest recorded wine classification of the world and in all likelihood the answer would be "the 1855 Classification of Bordeaux". But like any other aspect of life, much can lie beneath the surface, and
Many would agree that the best thing to happen to American wine, particularly Californian wine, was the Judgement of Paris (1976) that pitched it into the global arena. The contest not only stole the limelight from French wines but also