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My first rendezvous with Blaufränkisch (pronounced as blouw-FRANN-kisch) happened during my London wine schooling days. It was one of the grape varieties that we had to taste as part of our course curriculum and doing …
Those who are driven by epicurean delights are forever on the lookout for something new. Luckily for us, every so often an exciting place surfaces, something that’s far from usual, run-of-the-mill. Take Perch for instance. …
With fairytale castles from ancient empires and steep vineyards rising from every angle, your journey on Ama Waterways Wine Cruise on the Rhine will make you feel you are sailing through a scene out of …
The fifth generation of the Torres family, Miguel Torres Maczassek took over as general manager of Bodegas Torres in 2013. This year, the company’s goal is to grow in value rather than volume, making wines …
The Indian wine market has grown manifold in the past decade, especially with regard to domestic produce. This makes it alluring for new players to enter and break the monotony of the pre-existing systems by …
The Campari-based cocktail, Negroni can be your perfect poison on a hot summer evening. As Aspri Spirits, the distributors of Campari celebrate Negroni week in India, Bunty Singh shares the history of this bitter-sweet Italian …
The story of Fratelli Wines is well-known, a story of three pairs of brothers who came together with the common goal of producing wine in Maharashtra and went on to make a success of it. …
There’s nothing better than a chilled glass of bubbly on a hot summer’s day. But here’s something you’ve never had before. Reva K. Singh was the first to get a taste of it in India. Moët & …
The issue you hold in your hands has a new look. Our diligent and talented designer has been burning midnight oil to give Sommelier India a fresh, more contemporary look. In a bid to make …
Wines of Indian origin are getting better known around the world, the names that come readily to mind are Grover Zampa, KRSMA, Fratelli, Reveilo, Four Seasons and, of course, Sula, the big daddy …
Last year Sommelier India did a story on Saas-Fee, a charming Swiss mountain village and its neighbouring high altitude vineyard, Visperterminen describing its prize winning wine, Heida. It was also the year of Saas-Fee’s first film festival, …
The Great Grover Wine Festival’s inaugural event in Bangalore on February 21 drew an enthusiastic crowd of people who were out for a good time. There was plenty of activity to keep almost everybody entertained, …