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Media on Sulafest 2010

For all Sula lovers who missed being there, here is a sneak peek into what actually happened on that day (more...)

Oxygen Entertainment to manage day-long ‘Sulafest 2010′

Eventfaqs.com - February 05, 2010

Sula Vineyards is organising the third edition of 'Sulafest 2010'. The festival will host a day-long celebration of music, food and wine at Sula’s own estate vineyards in Nasik on February 20. The festival is being managed by Oxygen Entertainment. (more...)

Bettering With Age

Payal Kamat - Midday, Mumbai , Dec 2009

Sula Wines will soon complete ten years and on the anvil are plans to set up five-six wine bars by 2010 and a boutique restaurant by 2012. CEO Rajeev Samant looks back on the journey: (more...)

Wine sector poised for a strong comeback

Dileep Athavale, Times of India,Pune November 2009

Backed by a slow, yet steady economic recovery in the country and across the globe, India's wine sector that was hit by last year's recession and the terror attacks in Mumbai, which dried the flow of foreign tourists to the country, is gearing up for a strong comeback this year. (more...)

Bordeaux vs. Bali: The Wine Wars

Mac Margolis- NEWSWEEK October 2009

Rajeev Samant developed a taste for wine during his years in California, first as a Stanford student and then as an engineer at Oracle in Silicon Valley. So when he returned to his family's picturesque farm northeast of Mumbai, he decided to try growing table grapes. (more...)

Sula Vineyards – India’s case for wine

Grace Segran - INSEAD Knowledge October 2009

When foreign sommeliers come to India, they come with very low expectations. After all, India is better known for its cotton industry than wine production. However that is now changing. (more...)

5 Must Visit Wineries In India

Mansi Agarwal - www.heritagewonder.com September 2009

Indian wine has gained immense popularity in recent years. Owing to the same popularity, India is now receiving favored response towards wine tourism. Most of the vineyards in India have tasting suites for the wine lovers to enjoy the best of wines that India has to offer. (more...)

Let’s raise a glass to India!

Carmen Lichi - METRO LONDON September 2009

It’s the perfect scene for an afternoon of hazy, lazy wine tasting: the sky is cornflower blue and a gentle breeze is ruffling the vines. I could be in the Loire Valley, or maybe across the pond in California’s Sonoma or Napa.But no, I’m thousands of miles away, in India, 110 miles north-east of Mumbai, near the pilgrim town of Nashik. (more...)

Seeking Subcontinental Sips

WALL STREET JOURNAL ONLINE September 2009

Because we are big fans of Indian food, a few months ago we set out to try every Indian wine we could find in the U.S. There aren't many. In fact, in the first six months of this year, the U.S. imported less than 1,000 cases of Indian wine. (more...)

Sula – “The uncrowned king wine producer”

Subhash Arora - Delwine August 2009

Though official statistics are not yet available, Sula Vineyards appears to have whizzed past the biggest, rival wine producer in India, Indage Vintners which has seen a dramatic fall in its sales last year and is undergoing a dire financial and marketing crisis this year, feels Subhash Arora. (more...)

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