Tag: "wine imports to india"

Riesling: Always Impressive
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Riesling: Always Impressive

Some count it among their favourites while some simply choose to be distant acquaintances. But treat it as you may, Rieslings remain one of the most impressive wines and yet are regularly pointed out as the one of the most underrated of white varieties. Almost synonyms with Germany and next, Austria, Rieslings remain flourishingly dynamic [...]

Margaret River And Pemberton Wine Introduction At Australian High Commission
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Margaret River And Pemberton Wine Introduction At Australian High Commission

As a part of the ‘Utsav!’ project, another wine session was held at the Australian Embassy in the capital. Set-up in an open-air area, the backyard of the high commissioner’s residence was soon crowded with the essential few of the trade, and wine lovers like us. As the evening unveiled, an exciting range of wines [...]

First Official Austrian Wine Tasting in Delhi
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First Official Austrian Wine Tasting in Delhi

The Austrian Wine Marketing Board (AWMB) and the Austrian Trade Commission joined hands to host the first official Austrian wine tasting in the country on January 22nd 2010, here in Delhi. Held in the lawns of the trade commissioner’s residence, the wines were uncorked and the evening was soon thronging with a mix of people: [...]

Sachai - The Indian Hot Punch Wine
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Sachai – The Indian Hot Punch Wine

The concept of ‘Mulled Wines’ still remains foreign to Indian palates. Sadly, Mulled wine is a drink that is mainly formulated for cold/ice-laden countries where either the quality of wines made is low or appreciating a chilled wine is quite a task. It is an easy to drink-and-like beverage and is served hot and is [...]

Remy Martin Cognac Tasting at BevIndia 2010
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Remy Martin Cognac Tasting at BevIndia 2010

There are brandies, and then, there is Cognac. Brandy is grape spirit procured by distilling wine. Brandies are produced in every part of the world. But, like Darjeeling Tea and Champagne, when these brandies come from a special region of France, named Cognac, and are made using specified grape varieties, namely Ugni Blanc-Folle Blanche-Colombard, and [...]

Champagne G.H. Martel & Co. Tasting In Delhi
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Champagne G.H. Martel & Co. Tasting In Delhi

Family group of exquisite champagne houses G.H. Martel & Co. is one of the Champagne-makers and a wine co-operate business house from France. The company was setup in the 19th century in the Marne region in France and have been making and trading wines since then. Today, the company is a group representing seven [...]

Champagne Pol Roger Tasting In Delhi
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Champagne Pol Roger Tasting In Delhi

Fizzy, Bubbly or however you may call it, Champagne has always been a sign of celebration and joy. To share some joy, Pol Roger, a well known and celebrated champagne house, conducted a guided tasting of their collection in Delhi at the Orient Express, Taj Palace Hotel, New Delh on their first visit to India [...]

Canadian Icewines: Tasting in Delhi
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Canadian Icewines: Tasting in Delhi

Not many wine-enthusiasts in this country would know about the characteristics, grape varieties, and origin of Icewine, or even what it is, in the first place. Time has come then to introduce the magical potion to the citizens of this sweet-loving country. What would be better than tasting delicious and yum Icewines (not iced-wines) in [...]

Bodega Osborne Wines: Tasting on 7th January 2010
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Bodega Osborne Wines: Tasting on 7th January 2010

Bodega  Osborne is one of the oldest Spanish houses. Primarily known for their Sherries they make wines in other styles too. We could tell you lots more about Family-owned and still upholding traditional values and wine-making practices, but that is what their company website is about. Here instead, is our two bits’ worth on the [...]

Wine, Women, and Wine-Clubs
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Wine, Women, and Wine-Clubs

Wine clubs today are like termites, coming up in the country out of the wood work, spreading almost like a crop of infected mushrooms. But sadly not all of them are so utterly hallucinogenic. Recently another one made its footprint appear and time will show how this one matures. However, this one was just that wee little [...]

The Big Fat Indian Tasting Returns...
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The Big Fat Indian Tasting Returns…

The success of ‘The Big Fat Indian Tasting’ was good enough motivation for the Wi-Not team to attempt Round Two, as promised. The venue and idea of the tasting remained the same, a silent walk-around tasting at the Sevilla Restaurant, The Claridges, New Delhi. A total of 43 wines from 8 different wineries were put [...]

Closel – Chateau Des Vaults
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Closel – Chateau Des Vaults

Wi-Not, India’s professional wine consultants, were visited by Loire Valley wine maker Madame Pontbriand of Chateau Des Vaults and offered to taste her wines with us.

Pulltex Decanter And Glass Cleaner
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Pulltex Decanter And Glass Cleaner

With cloth and fingers hard to reach to the bottom and every corner of the glassware and decanters, cleaning them is a mess. This Pulltex product allows perfect cleaning and drying. Its flexible body that adapts to any shape, cleaning every part of your glasses and decanters is easy. They are dishwasher safe too. Comes [...]

Pulltex Wine Saver
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Pulltex Wine Saver

Wine saver is a tool that helps seal the wine inside the bottle and prevent it from spoiling/ oxidation once opened. By vacuuming the wine inside the bottle, wine savers ensure the quality of wine is maintained for long under normal storage conditions. Use of alimentary non-slip plastic and stainless steel helps providing durability and [...]

 Delhi Excise Blues
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Delhi Excise Blues

After a lot of queries and even more asking around, we try and crumble the Delhi Excise code and how it works.
Below is the MRP calculation in Excel sheet and explanation of how it works:

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