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Blog: Ray of Hope for Wine Consumers as Imported Duties may be decreased
January 05: There seems to be a ray of hope for the Indian wine consumer getting cheaper imported wines if the report were put in action that ‘India will have to eventually move to a lower customs duty regime and cannot continue  to protect domestic manufacturers by citing infant industry argument,’ with importers, foreign producers and |
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Maharashtra Wine Producers to have a Windfall
January 06: Wine producers in Maharashtra are a happy lot post-Covid with higher production and sales, and now with a welcome increase in profits as the state government is set to disburse the annual subsidy of 16% of VAT for the suspended period of 4 years and also revive the Wine Industrial Promotion Scheme (WIPS) for the next |
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K.I.S.S. Georgia- the Cradle of Wine in Europe
Jan 14: Georgia, an East European country, known to be the oldest wine producer in the world with 7000-8000 year of wine history is truly a country where wine is tradition, religion, culture and is de facto a quintessential part of their cuisine. Subhash Arora re-visited the country last month and shares his experience visiting the Capital Tbilisi |
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French Government not in favour of endorsing Dry January
January 01: The new year brings new hopes for everyone including those who indulge a lot of binge drinking in December or in general have gone overboard, to observe Dry January which has been slowly gaining momentum, with French government not willing to endorse the movement and creating a row, writes Subhash Arora who |
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Yauatcha Tie-up with Private Label Producer King Fratelli expands to Bangalore
Jan 14: Fratelli Wines had gone a step further in cementing its position as the largest producer making private labels in India by tying up a year ago with the Yauatcha group specializing in exquisite Cantonese fare, and introducing IVELLE white wine in Mumbai and recently in their Bangalore Restaurant too, writes Subhash Arora who |
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From Archives (2007): Wine Tasting: Palmer – The popular Margaux from Bordeaux
November 23, 2007: When you think of Margaux, the first name that comes to mind is Chateau Margaux. If someone asks you another classified growth from the region, you might get flustered. You may come up with the name of Chateau Palmer, the other popular Chateau de Margaux. Palmer is in fact, a Third Growth classification- there |
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