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Passing Through: Tommaso Cavalli

Passing Through: Tommaso Cavalli

Every year designer winemaker Tommaso Cavalli makes a fleeting visit to India. This year too has been no different. Even though the visit is short, Cavalli makes sure he checks out how he’s placed in …

Good Reads for the Thirsty Traveller

Good Reads for the Thirsty Traveller

Cult wines have a well-deserved reputation and a loyal following, but there is a whole universe of other wines that can be enjoyed as much and can also hold their own with the best. It …

Sula Fest 2012: bigger and better than ever

Sula Fest 2012: bigger and better than ever

It was a brand new version of the Sulafest this year. Bigger, better and packed with things to do, Sulafest 2012 on February 4 and 5, was a rocking combo of music, wine and food. …

Hospices de Beaune wines, first time in India

Hospices de Beaune wines, first time in India

For the first time ever, Hospices de Beaune, the famous wine charity from Burgundy is showcasing its wines to potential clients, wine enthusiasts and collectors in India, says Reva K Singh. In association with Sommelier …

Message in a bottle

Message in a bottle

February and romance go hand in hand. And if you’re thinking of ways to woo your significant other, here’s a little something that can go into that basket along with chocolate and roses. A perfect …

Why do roses decorate the ends of vine rows?

Why do roses decorate the ends of vine rows?

The roses that decorate the ends of vine rows were not originally planted for aesthetic reasons believe it or not. Rose plants are highly susceptible to vine diseases and are usually affected earlier than the …

Indian wine industry makes news

Indian wine industry makes news

The Indian wine industry seems to have been getting a lot of press recently. First appeared a cover story in Lounge, the Sunday magazine of Delhi’s Mint, then there was an article in the Toronto …

India struggles to develop taste for wine , FT

India struggles to develop taste for wine , FT

At a small, Italian-style restaurant on the fringes of south Delhi, a wine tasting is under way. Within earshot is the drone of traffic on a four-lane highway and the noisy building site of an …