India Wine Market

The duty cut regime on Australian wine under the recent trade agreement strikes a balance between protecting the domestic industry and opening the path for greater investments and tie-ups

Entire issue will be OFS of nearly 27 million shares belonging to promoters and PE investors

The company has filed its draft prospectus with Sebi and is awaiting approval for its IPO

The company has filed its draft prospectus with Sebi and is awaiting approval for its IPO

Sula Vineyards Ltd., which last month filed for an initial public offering, says it has over a 50% share of India's small but rapidly growing wine market

According to Knight Frank report, art emerged as the top investment avenue

Indian wine companies have necessarily had to adapt to the new normal of markets and consumer behaviour.

Three- and five-point ratings don't address the subject adequately, and wine producers themselves cannot be relied upon to be objective.

The quality (and price) of wines made in India improves/increases each year and there's no question that our best wines are today much better than most imported wines priced at the same level.

The restrictions on sale of non essential items and liquor will continue to remain in force in containment zones in Mumbai and Pune metropolitan regions

The Daily Dose Red 2016 from Wine Park is a 100 per cent Cabernet Sauvignon that uses organic grapes from a single vineyard in Solapur, Maharashtra

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We believe there is a clear market opportunity for Indian wine, especially in the Indian restaurant sector, said Ed Baker, managing director at Kingsland Drinks

Sales of imported wines triple to 2 million cases, and it is projected that this will reach 8 million cases by 2028

Projecting a per capita wine consumption of 1 litre in 20 years would give us a market of 1.6 billion litres or 180 million cases - which meant a lot of opportunities to sell wines to Indians