Hi my name is Edward from NSW, Australia.

Our company is one of the largest wineries in Australia with the fastest bottling line in the world. We ship many contianers each day globally.

We are looking for distributors in India. We can supply any variety of wine and brand your own bottle.

Due to our volume we can offer very competitve prices.

We will also speak to local companies who want to purchase bulk or bottled wine for export. 

If anyone is interested please get in touch.

edward@diwana.com.au

Thanks. 

 Dear Norwin,

After reading your post I would like to get in touch with you. Although you have given your e-mail address & your post is few months back.

Still if you are interested please mail me at sansliquorish@yahoo.co.in with a brief introduction , aswe are planning to import ITALIAN  wine in India.

Thanks.

Debaseesh 

hi,

 I own a agency of a Frnech wine from " Loire Valley " The details about the about is as follows;

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Our company La Conseillerie des Tonneliers established in 1978 at Beaune in Bourgundy,France. Now we are working  65 wine makers in together to market our French wines all over the world .We are looking an wine importator distributor in india If you are interested please contact us i can forward all the informations about our wines and our groupe

we import and have all info... in fact we can also look into a mutual biz proposal here... for correspondance write to me at anirudh@symbiont.in

 Hello Mr Rajagopal

We are looking for buyers for Gegoria Wine, We are marketng partner for Gegoria biggest wine company , If u interested to knwo more about our products & wine kindly call me on 91-9211447804 or mail me on pnsglobal@gmail.com

regds

Bonjour Misure Paul, yes, i am very much interested...

awaiting further reply : a.devang@gmail.com

Merci

Devang Africawala

Dear Mr. Davag Africawala,

Let me take a chance to introduce you our winery Echinda Wines from Czech Republic WINE REGION MORAVIA (MORAVA).

The Wine Region MORAVIA is highly promising for the production of white and red wines that combine an interesting spectrum of scents complemented by typical spiciness, which do full justice to the raw material emanating from the fertile Moravian soil. The interplay of nose and palate is underlined by a fresh acidity that can only encourage repeated tastings of these nicely balanced wines, each with its characteristic taste, specific to a single Moravian sub-region. Moravian red wines were always an integral part of the country diet and gave strength to the winemakers for their hard toil. These wines were never lacking in a genuine earthiness while at the same time they retained the fruity character of red wine. Lately the character of red wines has changed under the influence of applied modern technology, which endows them with greater suppleness. The picturesque landscape of the southern Moravian region together with the unique natural growing conditions endow its wines with a specific identity, which is the principal reason that interest in their unique qualities will not fade despite the presence of an almost inexhaustible choice of wines from around the world.

The Wine Region MORAVIA lies between latitudes 48o40' north in the southern tip of Moravia and 49o20' north in the Brno area, and contains around 96% of the total area under vine in the Czech Republic. The average temperature over the year is 9.42°C, the average annual rainfall is 510mm and the average annual sunshine is 2.244 hours as verified by records going back 78 years and held by the experimental Vine Research Institute in Velké Pavlovice. In southern Moravia 80% of vintages are of good, very good and excellent quality, while only 20% of vintages count as poor. The climate is transient, inclining towards the continental with occasional incursions of damp Atlantic gusts or icy air from inland. Vegetation cycles are somewhat shorter than in the west of Europe, but in most years the higher temperatures during the summer months have a favourable effect so that the cultivation of late-ripening varieties giving wines of high quality is possible. Grape ripening occurs at a slower pace in Moravia and this is the reason the berries retain and concentrate a wide variety of aromatic substances.

If you are interested in buying Moravian Wines please send us the query to receive free samples for tasting.

Look forward to hear from you.
Your sincerely,
Katerina Degenova
Echinda Wines Ltd.
telephone number 0042 0603 140 592
Czech Republic

 there are so many companies of wine are import wine in India i know about some wine clubs of the world famous..

Australian Classic Wines, distributors of classic & boutique wines to Europe, North America & South East Asia are looking for expressions of interest from organisations in India whom wish to form a distribution partnership of Australian wine.

We currently have agreements with wineries in the Yarra Valley (Victoria), Barossa Valley (South Australia), Mclaren Vale (South Australia) & Margaret River (Western Australia). We have agreements with wineries ranging from small boutique family businesses, to major Australian labels.

Interested parties should make initial contact via email at: harper.s@australianclassicwines.com

Regards,

Shaun Harper

Export Development Manager

97 Sorbonne Dr

Sunbury Victoria 3429

Australia 

A Flinders Group (LTD) Company

Wine industry is in a nascent stage in India. Estimates suggest an enormous growth potential of this sector. Both the indigenous wine making industry and the wine market of India require equal attention for proper growth and expansion. We have definitely reached an “inflection point” for this industry and therefore an overhaul in all dimensions and forms seems inevitable. The growth in import, export and consumption suggests that immediate steps are to be taken at national level to help this sector grow at a faster rate. Let us outline the primary factors acting as constrain for this industry in India. At the very outset we have four major issues to note: (a) legal aspect, (b) global aspect, (c) social aspect and (d) promotional aspect. Though as a part of WTO commitments Indian government has taken some positive steps to help the industry move smoothly but in order to secure a massive growth in this sector planned and phased strategies should be adopted. Let us raise each such issue in the discussion with all possible solutions.

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WINE IMPORT INDIA-Multiple aspects of Indian Wine Industry

Wine industry is in a nascent stage in India. Estimates suggest an enormous growth potential of this sector. Both the indigenous wine making industry and the wine market of India require equal attention for proper growth and expansion. We have definitely reached an “inflection point” for this industry and therefore an overhaul in all dimensions and forms seems inevitable. The growth in import, export and consumption suggests that immediate steps are to be taken at national level to help this sector grow at a faster rate. Let us outline the primary factors acting as constrain for this industry in India. At the very outset we have four major issues to note: (a) legal aspect, (b) global aspect, (c) social aspect and (d) promotional aspect. Though as a part of WTO commitments Indian government has taken some positive steps to help the industry move smoothly but in order to secure a massive growth in this sector planned and phased strategies should be adopted. Let us raise each such issue in the discussion with all possible solutions.

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