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ProWein Business Report: No-Low Alcohol Wine Market Expanding fast globally
April 21: In a survey conducted among 2,500 wine experts from 47 countries about their plans for the current year by the recently published ProWein Business Report 2022, 46% of wine producers and merchants wanted to adapt their  portfolio to market trends while 27% would like investing in innovative products such as the dealcoholized |
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Wine Park introduces Five New Labels from Old World
April 29: Despite the current trend for Indian importers to promote cheaper, fruit forward wines from the new world, Vishal Kadakia of The Wine Park, with a balanced portfolio of wines from family wineries across the world, has gone ahead and launched five new labels hand-picked from some of the fine family estates from Portugal, France |
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Australian Wines still struggling to increase Exports
April 30: Australian wine exports declined last year by a further 7% in value to A$1.90bn, which is 18 % below the 10-year average value of $2.30b, according to the annual export report released by Wine Australia, giving a dark picture of the Australian wine industry in the year to 31 March 2023, even though the emerging Southeast Asia market |
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Quintilii Villa near Rome discovered with a Winery Complex
April 30: A study published in the academic journal Antiquity recently, details how when elite citizens in ancient Rome were watching gladiator duels 1800 years ago, they were present in the mini-city spanning 24 hA for very different reason- winemaking in a lavish space, writes Subhash Arora. “The Spectacle of Production: A Roman |
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OIV: World saw Wine Prices increase in 2022 with slight reduction in Consumption
April 29: The year 2022 was marked by high inflation, the energy crisis caused by the conflict in Ukraine, and global supply chain disruptions, which saw significant increase in price in many markets, leading to slight decrease in consumption worldwide though the overall value of global wine exports was the highest ever recorded, said |
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From Archives (2007) : Chateau Indage acquires Australian winery
April 30: Chateau Indage, the biggest Indian winery has acquired 100% equity in Tandou Wines Pty Ltd., a fully owned subsidiary of Tandou Ltd, a listed company in South Australia. Mr. Ranjit Chougule, the Managing Director of the company informed Mr. Subhash Arora , President, Indian Wine Academy,’Our core objectives for |
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