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An excellent wine dinner at Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi provided an opportunity to know more about the magnificent Edmond de Rothschild universe of wines, writes Romain Bonnaud. Organized within the spacious lounges of …
The beautifully laid tables and upbeat salsa music made for the perfect ambience for the launch of Cono Sur, Chile’s second-largest wine producer, exporter and one of its most recognized wineries, writes Suneeta Sodhi Kanga, …
Bordeaux. The name itself evokes images of grand châteaus, vast expanses of vineyards, expensive vintages and, of course, a beautiful city that is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its “outstanding urban and …
According to a new study, women who drink two glasses of wine every day say they’re having better sex than their teetotaling counterparts. The University of Florence, Italy study assessed sexual satisfaction of 800 women …
The best way to know, understand and enjoy wine is to taste and drink it. The Oberoi New Delhi, offers wine lovers a wonderful opportunity with its Enoteca Wine Programme to sample wines that you …
Here’s wishing you dear readers, a new year filled with good fortune, health and happiness, and of course, many good bottles and happy reading! 2011 was another rewarding year for Sommelier India. We covered …
Continuing the tradition of hosting a wine festival in winter each year, the Pune Gourmet Club held the 5th Annual Pune Wine Tasting Festival at the Rohi Villa lawns on December 24th and 25th, 2011, …
Napa Valley produces some great wines by owners and winemakers with a strong desire to make a name for themselves. On the one hand you have the old-timer large scale investment-intensive prominent wineries such as …
Wine in India has gained tremendous popularity in the last few years. People are writing about it, finding out more about it, understanding the many varietals wine has, and are discovering more and more ways …
It’s Christmas! A time to rejoice and celebrate all things great and small. And what better way than to break bread with the people you care for. There are offerings galore and we’re spoiled for …
The Table, a Mumbai-style San Francisco inspired wine bar and restaurant, has introduced Champagne High Tea. Afternoon Tea is a favourite break for many people. The day is winding down and you are feeling just …
A fabulous range of Indian wines, both old favourites and recent additions to the market, featured at the third Bandra Wine Tasting Festival, reports Suneeta Sodhi Kanga. Mumbai’s most awaited wine tasting festival drew large …