Indian Wine Industry - All Comments

re: US Report on Indian Market Released - Subhash Arora

merlotvino — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 15:42:13 GMT

oh wow I cant wait to read that data accuracy cud skew a lot of nos i must add

srni

re: THE NEWEST DEFINITION OF LIQUOR MARKETING IN INDIA - Rojita Tiwari

kaycee — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 15:49:57 GMT

Does one require a license to import wines into India.

re: Karnataka Wine Board - Wine Policy

chowdappa — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 07:27:42 GMT

Very happy to know ,at last, Karnataka framed the wine policy to promote wine production to help the farmers. This will definitely boost the agro sector . Indeed this is a right step. Appreciating the persons involved in framing this wine policy.

re: Interview with Deepak Roy, owner of Valle de Vin

Deepak Chavan — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 11:25:27 GMT

What about viticulture?

re: Why the Indian Wine Industry needs its own Wine Council? To make Indian wines a global success...

Dr. Ajay Kumar Sharma — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 05:14:14 GMT

Very good suggestions are offered in order to establish the Independent WINE COUNCIL. But financial assiststance to research institutes working on vine production and quality wine making not included. It is most important aspect which is neglected.

re: Interview: Dr Jaideep Kale -- View from the Grape Wine Park, Maharashtra

rajendra katole — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 08:05:54 GMT

good hard work done by mr. jaydeep kale for growing grape wineindustry in maharastra

re: Interview: Dr Jaideep Kale -- View from the Grape Wine Park, Maharashtra

Manoj T Jagtap — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 14:20:29 GMT

Hello Venki,

Being the co-ordinator for the Nashik Valley Wine Producers Association, I believe that Dr. Jaideep Kale is really one of the movers and shakers of the Wine Industry in India.

Thanks.

re: Interview: Viral Pancholia (Mercury Winery Pvt Ltd)

avisingh57 — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 12:50:09 GMT

A very interesting interview and I totally agree with Mr.Pancholia when he speaks about " not comparing wines, rather enjoyingb the flavours ". Certainly to each his own.On the other hand, with 30 years in the Hospitality Industry behind me, I would certainly urge Mr.Pancholia to concentrate far more on the DOMESTIC MARKET, specially NORTH INDIA, where we do not know Mercury at all. Every wine producing country, in the world, is trying to break into India - I attended an enlightening CHILEAN presentation ( 14 wineyards ) yesterday, at The Oberoi, New Delhi, and an even better ITALIAN presentation on 12th June ( 8 wineyards ), at The Taj Mansingh, New Delhi. Today one is getting perfectly drinkable - not great but perfectly acceptable - IMPORTED WINES in the price range of Rs. 500 - 700 per bottle so the competition is hotting up. Think GLOBAL but please act LOCAL!!

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re: TIME TO STOP, THINK, ANALYZE ABOUT OUR WINE INDUSTRY - Ajay Gothwal

rkverma_16 — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 07:14:12 GMT

sir,

i red ur article . its realy worth reading and motivating to go all guns blazing for this yr.

With Regards,

Ravinder Verma

jaipur

re: Doctoral prescriptions: a chat with Dr Pascal Chatonnet - Venki

shekharpatil — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 04:34:41 GMT

Good Information

re: Technique wines replace passion for winemaking

Dr. Ajay Kumar Sharma — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 10:02:29 GMT

This is rightly stated that the Indian wineries are using yeast from Europe. “Is European yeast, suitable for Indian conditions? Don’t know… There is no experimentation,” . We should not depend on the viticultural as well as vinification practices standardized in temperate rwgions. I think these practices should be standardized according to our tropical conditions.

re: Indian women in the wine Industry…Anisha Sharma

Alok Chandra — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 03:57:01 GMT

More women in the wine trade in india:

* Viveka Rawal - SV Distributors Mumbai, with an enviable and fast-growing portfolio of imported wines

* Yashoda Devi - Asstiant Winemaker, Grover Vineyards, Bangalore

Alok