Will its wines ever make India proud?

re: Will its wines ever make India proud?

Samrudha — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:31:57 GMT

At the same the Indian wines should work on wines which goes best with Indian food. And targets more of Indian cusines, that should help them exporting to America , Europe and other countries. Even bliss wines .

re: Will its wines ever make India proud?

charles pierce — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 15:01:10 GMT

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re: Will its wines ever make India proud?

Sandip — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 13:02:02 GMT

i remember another editor (i used to work for ) asking the German Consul in his own house, why he served German wine in his parties, when most of them were drinkable? he went on to add- "there's nothing to be ashamed of because i wouldn't serve indian wines in my house". tho' i still won't have the temerity to suggest sula, grover or even tiger hill to our French Chairman when he's visiting India - i think what indian wine has definitely achieved iin the last 10 years or so, is that today you can offer it to most foreigners ( who know something about wine - but may not be connoiseurs) without being unduly apologetic or worrying that they may throw up. and, that - to my mind - isn't a short distance to have travelled in a decade( from the days of the famous "Golconda") and i would tend to agree with gary (vaynerchuk), give us another 10 years and we might just get there. www.ghoses.blogspot.com