We're thrilled to raise a glass to Gusto Imports Pvt. Ltd., a leading name in bringing exceptional wines to India, as they join Vinexpo 2024. Gusto Importers is renowned for its meticulous curation of exciting wines from around the globe. Their passion for discovery and commitment to quality have made them a trusted partner for wine enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. Connect with their knowledgeable team and gain insights into the fascinating world of wine importing and distribution at Vinexpo 2024. 🗓️ 18th-19th Sep’24 📍Jio World Centre, Mumbai Vinexposium | Sonal C Holland, Master of Wine #vinexpomumbai #WineImporters #GustoImporters #WineLovers #WineDiscovery #Foodie #vinexpoindia #wine #winetasting #india
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Building Something New🍷 | Food & Drinks Entrepreneur | Wine Expert | Hospitality & Alcobev Consultant Co-Founder at Qla, Founder at iWine
Good news coming in from the wine quarters! Wine is bound to perform well in days to come as growing affluence,travel and wine education push people to enjoy alcohol beyond the basic denominator of intoxication! I foresee premium wine experiences and wine tourism gaining a boost too out of this. Let's wine more, India! #news #wineindustry #wine #alcobev #retail #importexportbusiness #wineandspirits #linkedin #linkedinlearning
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🌟 Exploring Sula Vineyard: Insights on the Growing Indian Wine Market🌟 My recent visit to Sula Vineyard was an eye-opener into the flourishing wine industry in India. Beyond the beautiful ambiance and fantastic wine tasting sessions, Sula’s journey from a small venture to a market leader is truly inspiring. With the Indian wine market projected to reach USD 1.27 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of over 20%, it's clear that wine culture is rapidly gaining traction. This growth is largely driven by a young, urban population increasingly embracing wine as their beverage of choice. Maharashtra, home to Sula, produces over 80% of India’s wine, making it the epicenter of this booming industry. Visiting Sula not only offers a delightful experience but also a deeper understanding of the passion and innovation driving the Indian wine market forward. Have you explored any wineries that impressed you with their story and innovation? Share your experiences! #SulaVineyard #WineIndustry #MarketGrowth #Innovation #wine
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It's a critical issue, especially with wines circulating on the secondary market. Many bottles may go unopened for years, allowing fake ones to traverse the globe unnoticed. When someone finally decides to uncork it, any disappointment might be attributed to aging rather than the bottle being a counterfeit. There's a pressing need for the wine industry to enhance authenticity measures. Currently, it's challenging to reach someone who can definitively confirm if a bottle is genuine. Trusting individuals who may not possess the necessary expertise is the norm. Take Romanee Conti, for instance. Inquiring about a bottle of La Tache 2008 (priced at almost 6000 Euros) could leave you waiting for months for a response. The wine world is often underestimated, and it's disheartening that significant issues within this multi-billion-dollar industry aren't being adequately addressed. and this makes me mad!
Chinese authorities have dismantled an elaborate fake wine operation in Beijing that involves the production and selling of made-to-order top wines including specific vintages of Bordeaux first growths, underscoring a worrying trend that counterfeiters are becoming more sophisticated in their deception. #wine #bordeaux #fakewine #counterfeit #crime #beijing #firstgrowths #lafite #mouton #news
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India’s 1st Master of Wine | Founder & CEO - SohoWines Consulting & Sonal Holland Wine Academy I Entrepreneur in Wine Education, Consultancy, Events & Retail I Wine Judge I Speaker
Indian Wines to gift your overseas clients and buddies. Wondering what to gift your friends or colleagues from overseas? Well, among other things Indian, gifting a bottle of wine made in India is always a nice touch, especially since not many are available overseas. Instead of candles or coffee mugs, receiving a bottle of Indian wine is much more unique an idea. So here are 3 recommendations of Indian wines that you can gift your overseas clients, buddies, family, or anyone really!. Fratelli Wines 'Sette': Rich and full-bodied, it features flavors of dark fruits and spices. Perfect for special occasions and dinner parties. Source Sauvignon Blanc: It was declared a gold winner at the India Wine Awards 2022. India truly excels in making Sauvignon Blanc wines, and this is a fine example. York Sparkling Rose Brut: It also won a gold award at the India Wine Awards. Whether you're visiting someone's home or attending a party, this wine is perfect for celebrations. Have you tried any of these wines before? And what are some of your favourite wines to gift to others? Let me know in the comments below! #sonalholland #masterofwine #winerecommendations #gifts #indianwines #wines
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A really informative summary of the global wine market and opportunities for Australian wine. There were lots of takeaways for me, in particular the market opportunities in the premium wine segment. Wines priced at under $5 per litre account for 89 per cent of the volume of Australian wine exported. This is a declining market. “While there is opportunity in most premium price points, $15 to $30 per bottle is the sweet spot in most markets for Australia.” #wine #wineindustry #winebusiness #winemarketing #drinksindustry #drinksbusiness #australia #australianwine #winenews
Global opportunities for Australian wine
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Signs of #economic recovery are starting to appear in the #finewine market after a year of consistent declines. The #industry #benchmark, the Liv-ex 100 index, has been in free-fall since March 2023, dipping 14.6%, whilst the broader Liv-ex 1000 index has fallen 15.3%. #bizwine #wine #wines #finewines #premiumwine #wineinvestment #winetrade #wineindustry #winebusiness #winemarket #winemarketing Harpers Wine & Spirit Magazine WineCap
Fine wine market shows signs of recovery
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Help us with this survey about your wine preferences and opinions on Indian wines, if you have tried. https://lnkd.in/dwNr5c8G
Survey about Indian wines
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Market Share Of Companies In The Indian Wine Industry Sula Vineyards is the undisputed market leader in the 100% Grape Wine Market in India. It has also been recognised as the market leader across wine variants, including red, white and sparkling wines. It distributes wines under a bouquet of popular brands such as Sula (its flagship brand), RASA, Dindori, The Source, Satori, Madera & Dia. Fratelli wines and Grover Zampa are the other large players in the wine market in India. The top 3 players together control more than 80% of the market. Do you consume wine? If yes, which are favourite brands?
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Annus horribilis for Italy in 2023? It's a market built on exporting wine. So what's happening? Here's a short read that offers some top finds. https://lnkd.in/gpyB3mpZ #winebusiness #italianwine #wine
Italian Wine in 2023: A Year of Resilience and Recovery
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Building Something New🍷 | Food & Drinks Entrepreneur | Wine Expert | Hospitality & Alcobev Consultant Co-Founder at Qla, Founder at iWine
Crown jewel in a crown cap? Pet Nat or Pétillant Naturel in French, is a style that has seen both acceptance and dismal in equal measures in the wine world ever since it started showing up en masse in natural wine bars and industry fairs about a decade ago. Simply put, it's a style that sees wine being bottled post the initial fermentation and hence ending up as sometimes hazy, funky, downright delicious or simply unpalatable for some. It has a slight fizz that occurs because of the CO2 produced by the fermenting yeast. When the Natural Wine movement gained momentum, this style had been the flag bearer for many of the esoteric winemakers to make their own statement and also a new order of wine yuppies who proudly embraced this lost style that find its roots in South West of France in the 1500s. Pet Nat may have found a cult following with some trophy wines making their way to top shelves commanding top dollar but the style is yet to make its Indian debut! Could it work? Perhaps not. It'll take a brave importer and an equally enthusiastic consumer to make a dent in the Indian wine market which is still finding its most favourite styles. Global Drinks Intel Euromonitor International The Australian Wine Research Institute Wine & Spirit Education Trust #winetasting #wineindustry #winebusiness #retail #hospitalityindustry #linkedinbusiness #linkedinlearning
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