Conversations With Indulge – Karina Aggarwal
January 6, 2020
A top beverage expert, Karina Aggarwal, or “Gigglewater”, as she is affably known, is the lady behind one of India’s first and foremost alcohol appreciation
Blogs
#TippleTalk – Beer, The Cradle Of Civilisation
January 4, 2020
Beer is more than just the most widely consumed and oldest man-made beverage. It wasn’t even created for leisurely consumption. Rather, its existence was sorted
Bloody Mary – A Classic Cocktail
January 2, 2020
What created in a spur of a moment as a simple vodka and tomato juice combination in early 1920s became the famous cocktail called Bloody
Austrian Golden Nectar – Neuburger Beerenauslese
January 2, 2020
Austria has a long history of making distinctive fine wines. More than 60 million years ago wild vines were already existed across Austria, and wines
Australian Diaries
May 21, 2015
“Wine is sunlight captured by water”, Galileo once rightly said. Fundamentally, this is what wine is – what nature gives and the earth captures to
The Great Indian Red Reserve Wines Report
February 3, 2015
For the first time in India a tasting was put together of the reserve reds produced by the Indian winemakers. While it can be hard
Indian Wine Imports Explained: Delhi, Maharashtra, Karnataka
October 19, 2012
Importing wine into India sounds like a lucrative business proposition. But if that is really the case, why have some companies shut down and so
KRSMA – The New Charismatic Indian Offering
May 24, 2012
The setting was a plane in Europe. There was an Indian gentleman sitting on it. He leaned over, handed a slip with a word of
Good Earth Winery’s New Offerings
February 21, 2012
With growing number of wine drinkers, India has already started creating impact on wine world. The desi winemaking-fever has stuck winemakers from across the world
Alpine Wineries- Impending Star of Southern India
February 18, 2012
In order to flex their oh-so valuable vino palates, Wi-Not members tasted some worthy wines from the south of the country. Apart from wine regions
Pillitteri Icewines For Christmas
January 15, 2012
If a wine aficionado thinks of Canada the first thing it strikes thou is the liquid gold of Icewine (http://wi-not.biz/2010/04/icewine-a-royalty/) treasures the country possesses. It’s not where it originally
A Spanish New Year
January 7, 2012
Did you know that in Spain, children don’t traditionally receive gifts on Xmas Eve but on the day of the Epiphany, i.e. the 5th of