March 23: ProWein 2025, held in Dusseldorf on 16 -18 March, was a successful Show sending out clear signal for innovation, vision and future-preparedness of the wine and spirits industry in the ...

Labrusca is the American variety of wine grapes ( vitis Labrusca ) found mostly on the East coast of the USA (as compared to the widely used vitis vinifera, a grape variety grown in Europe and now ...

Mark Walford is a name that carries a lot of weight in Bordeaux and Burgundy , so if he makes it a point to visit India at least once a year, it's not only because he is in love with the country he ...

Aakash Singh Rathore spent two years taking nerve-jangling rides on rural roads to discover some gems and plenty of warts in India's fledgling wine industry. Sourish Bhattacharyya meets the writer of ...

Singer-turned-winemaker Cliff Richard has been duped into slamming his own wine as "tainted and insipid" on a television programme. Richard's nemesis was the outspoken superchef Gordon Ramsay, on ...

After sampling the offerings of a boutique cognac house, Sourish Bhattacharyya comes back with the feeling that finally we have a benchmark to distinguish between a classy cognac and its mass-market ...

In order to give further boost to the fast growing wine sector, the government has decided to constitute a National Grape and Wine Board (NGWB) on the lines of existing commodity boards like the ...

The Champagne Indage group brought India on the world wine scene with its Marquis de Pompadour 'Champagne' more than 20 years ago. (Back then, it was possible for them to call their sparkling wines ...

Jollibee Foods Corp, the fast-food chain based in the Philippines, plans to diversify into new brands overseas, particularly India and China, reports www.inq7money.net, quoting company chairman Tony ...

Up to 40% of Australian wine grape growers face financial ruin unless an A$60 million bailout fund is put in place to counter the grape glut dogging the industry, reports Sydney Morning Herald quoting ...

India's largest wine importer, Brindco's Aman Dhall, has just acquired one of Barossa Valley's top ten wineries and is on the way to financial closure of a deal with a Chilean company. His objective?

This could be a laughing matter for most wine experts. But in the Indian market where wine is stored away for years with the mistaken notion that it gets better with age, and the importers keep on ...