Viticulture in India has a long history, dating back to the time of the Indus Valley civilisation when grapevines were believed to have been introduced from Persia. Winemaking has existed throughout most of India’s history, but was particularly encouraged during the time of the Portuguese and British...

Tripti Lahiri in her review of the new food book 'Highway on my plate' published by Random House makes an intersting observation about Chateau Indage's tasting room and eatery: Chateau Indage, Narayangaon, NH50, Maharashtra . For a more democratic wine-drinking experience than is usually...

India is experiencing a boom in wine tourism. Many Indian vineyards now have tasting rooms, so wine enthusiasts can enjoy exploring India's wine regions. It's often possible to complete the experience by staying at at the vineyards. India's main wine region is Nasik, around four hours northeast...

Indage Vineyards , a modern and truly International new collection by Champagne Indage Ltd. has launched a wide and vivid portfolio of wines with Platinum series offering two varietals Sauvignon Blanc (White) and Merlot Shiraz(Red) and Gold series featuring Chardonnay Semillion (White) and Shiraz Cabernet...

Tiger Hill Vineyards, Kavita Chougule’s bid to take Indian wine international is sure the brightest star on the horizon when it comes to an Indian identity. This boutique winery integrated with a resort, a restaurant, a bar ***, and a Kerala Vaidyashala vinotherapy spa is a landscaped haven on the Mumbai...

Mumbai, March 20, 2008: Champagne Indage Limited (CIL), India’s oldest and largest, pioneering wine making company today announced its plans to acquire Australian Vintage's Loxton winery in an all cash transaction for 60 million Australian dollars (Rs.225 crore). The deal is set to be completed over...

From being the pioneers of the Indian wine industry and the first to introduce the French art of wine making in India to the 100 per cent acquisition of Thachi Wines of South Australia, Chateau Indage has come a long way. In an interview Ranjit Chowghule, MD, Chateau Indage shares the key to the success...

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