John Harris, Green Point winemaker from Australia in his recent visit to India said that India is one of the major emerging markets for all companies. This is primarily because of the increasingly wealthy middle class which is looking out for popular lifestyle choice. We hope they embrace wine as their...

Abhay Kewadakar shares with Indianwine.com, the latest at United Breweries. With Zinzi wines already tingling the market in Mumbai, Pune and Goa, this month end will find the delightful red and white wines in Bangalore, Delhi and Kolkata too. ‘Find any reason, or not one,’ to enjoy Zinzi red and white...

Jean-Louis Bossuet & Nancy Kinzbrunner shares the importance of the wine barrel usage in the wine making process and also Indian experience for indianwine.com. Tonnellerie Bossuet cooperage France is a small but highly reputed French barrel manufacturer exporting all over the world. 1. What are the...

Bordeaux’s alchemist winemaker, vineyard owner and consulting oenologist, Dr Pascal Chatonnet has recently joined forces in India with Mandal Valley Winery’s Ramesh Rao. He plans to bring Californian quality to Mandala Valley’s Zinfandel, and more. IndianWine.com welcomes Dr Chatonnet to the Indian wine...

Winemaker David Rowe joined Indian Food Company in summer 2006 and soon enough, Vin & Vouloir wines found themselves in the winning list at India Wine Challenge 2007. This British winemaker, settled in wine country Bordeaux, enjoys the challenge of working in India, a new entrant on the world wine...

Even as women such as Baroness Philippine de Rothschild have long reigned in Bordeaux valley and the likes, IndianWine.com explores the role of women in the burgeoning Indian Wine industry. Agreed that India’s affair with wine is fairly recent, women are making their presence felt at all levels in the...

Mandala Valley has signed a long-term, non-exclusive manufacturing and supply agreement with Vinsura Wineries, Nashik, India, for its wines. Under the agreement of co-operation, Vinsura will offer its facilities both for bottling, and the supply of bulk wine to Mandala Valley Wines for its upcoming facility...

The Finance Act for the year April 07-March 08 was presented today in Parliament and there are no changes in taxes on Imported Wines except that Education Cess which was 2% has been increased to 3% having a very nominal effect on costing. Click here for more deatails for the cost structure