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Indian Wine covered by Associated Press

First it was the Times of London and Business 2.0 who covered the Indian wine scene and now its the Associated Press's turn. In an article that discusses the wine industry and the growth potential, the author covers the growth statistics and how Indians are just beginning to move away from whiskey. And as Sourish Bhattacharyya, (a Sommelier India contributor) aptly points out in the article, India needs to develop its own lexicon for describing wine.

With awareness of the Indian wine scene growing and government laws easening things are certainly starting to look up for wine drinking in India. If you want to keep pace with the world of wine and become an informed drinker, subscribe to Sommelier India today.


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