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In 1971, when Hugh Johnson released the first edition of The World Atlas of Wine, he would’ve had very little idea that by its 8th edition he would’ve

There is no denying the fact that the first wine that you taste sets an equally important milestone on your memory as your first love.

The new-age drinkers, dominated by millennials, are moving towards lesser but healthier drinking. An emotional connect with their drams is highly desired. And there’s no better

Name a country that’s far off the grape belt, the home of the scorching sun, and has a commercial winemaking history of, say, three decade,

What’s common between Indian cricket team lifting the World Cup, Obama winning the presidential elections, midnight of the New Year’s Eve, and your wedding banquet?

If I were writing this article same time last year, just before the summers were to set in, I would’ve refrained from penning it. Beers

Gear up; the summers this year will be villainous. The heat will blaze through those thick bedroom windows, steep in to your AC-ed office cabin,

It is truly the nectar of Gods. Louis XV said of this sweet wine ‘Vinum Regum et Rex Vinorum’, meaning ‘the wine of kings and

To be counted amongst the greatest, wines must have inspiring individualism. Be it their display of unique terroir, representation of an artisinal ideal, or simply

Since early modern era for wines, three wines have been repeatedly regarded and mentioned as the ‘King of Wines and Wines of the Kings’. These