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Priyanka Save of Hill Zill appointed Fruit Wine Ambassador of Meghalaya
August 07: Priyanka Save, Founder Director of Hill Zill Wines in Maharashtra, has been appointed “Fruit Wine Ambassador of Meghalaya” for two years to promote fruit wines and this industry of Meghalaya, taken under its wings  by the Meghalaya Farmer’s Executive Commission (MFEC) for the national and global platforms and attend |
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Fishing Cat- In Love with Abruzzo
August 14: Not many wine labels have been introduced in the last 5 years, that have become so popular in the (On trade business ), as the four variants of the FISHING CAT that have reached the Pole Position, in the affordable category in Delhi, writes Subhash Arora who had liked Merlot and Pinot Grigio but really loves the newly |
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The Story of Gaja in Montalcino
August 07: Angelo Gaja of Piedmont is known for iconic Barbaresco, Barolo and their single vineyard wines like Sori San Lorenzo, but within a relatively short time after he bought in 1994 and refurbished Santa Restituta di Pieve in Montalcino, his well-respected single vineyard Rennina and Sugarille labels are already making waves, with the |
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First Sommelier Symposium to be hosted by Wines of South Africa (WOSA)
August 13: Wines of South Africa (WOSA), the wine industry association of South Africa to promote their wines internationally, plans to host the first-ever Sommelier Symposium, taking place in the Western Cape from September 10-17, in which 32 international sommeliers (none from India) are being invited, writes Subhash Arora |
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Mizoram to export local made Wines
August 14: For the first time, Mizoram is set to export wine made from state-grown Vitis Labrusca Isabella grapes, with the Hnahlan Grape Farming & Processing Co-Op Society Ltd and RR Sales, Delhi, entering into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the distribution and sales of the locally produced Isabella wine of Mizoram, writes |
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From Archives (2007) : Mizoram Village to be the biggest in grape production
August 14: Here is a piece of news that might be of interest to the Indages, Sulas and Grovers and or all the Indian wineries on the fast track, who feel a shortage of grapes. Deccan Herald reports about the fast grape growing culture in Northeast India. Hnahlan village, near the Indo-Myanmar border, noted for its extensive grape cultivation, is |
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