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Sula finally plans an IPO of up to Rs. 1400 Crores
June 03: India’s largest wine producer since 2009, with production flirting with one million cases a year for the last few years, the Rajeev Samant founded winery that made modest beginning in 1999, has finally decided to go public and  unlock the capital invested by several entities including PE finds, with an IPO of Rs. 1200-1400 Cr, according |
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States could play Spoilsport in Execution of Indo Australia CECA
June 04: A high-powered seminar held under the aegis of Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) on June 2, with the Release of virtual Report “Liberalisation of Wine Trade under the India-Australia CECA” several top notch keynote Speakers from India and Australia, followed by a Panel discussion, most |
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Unwind now with Low Alcohol UNVINED from Jacob’s Creek
June 03: Pernod Ricard has launched a non- alcoholic white and red wines with Riesling and Shiraz grapes which is available Pan India through Amazon India and at select Retail shops in Delhi and Mumbai at a reasonable retail price of Rs. 900, according to a Press Release, to help you unwind if you are driving, pregnant woman or simply |
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Wine Bottles Seizure in Mizoram causes great Stress
June 02: Some stores in the capital city of Aizawl in Mizoram were raided last Friday and huge quantities of locally manufactured grape wines, known as Champwine, were seized along with liquor and beer making the Grape farmers of Mizoram up in the arms against the Mizo National Front government, with the growers threatening to launch |
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Indo-EU talks may now cover duty reduction on Wines and Cars
June 09: After dilly-dallying for almost 15 years, the EU- India FTA seems to have gained impetus with the announcement by India and EU agreeing to resume the negotiations a year ago, and the two are set to re-launch negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) on June 17, with duty concessions on imported wine and cars |
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From Archives (2006) - An Enduring Myth: Wine, Vinegar & Serving Temp
June 09: Indian Wine Academy President Subhash Arora challenges a statement made by Brindco's Aman Dhall in a media interview and set the record right on the serving temperature of wine. "Wine should ideally be served at 18 degrees Celsius. In India, there is a tendency to disregard this thumb rule. So basically what you end up |
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