Traditionally consumed warm during winter around holiday season, mulled wine is a European concoction. Grover Zampa, inspired by the tradit...

These acquisitions come close on the heels of its January 4 purchase of Myra Vineyards.

To mark the occasion, the wine producer unveiled India’s first-ever sparkling wine with 24-carat gold flakes.

Wine is an exciting industry for Indian women and they are changing the way it is sold. It is also popular among women, with a majority nam...

Amritraj unveiled the Vijay Amritraj Reserve Collection — a white and a red wine from Grover Zampa vineyards — at a celebrity-packed Wimble...

Grover Zampa Vineyards has launched the Vijay Amritraj Reserve Collection of white and red wines branded after the legendary tennis player.

Winemakers have opened up a new revenue stream by throwing open their vineyards and wineries to tourists.

With the growing popularity of wine festivals, wineries are increasing the scale of the events, which help create awareness.

The financial services company will join Singapore-based wine investor Ravi Viswanathan as a key stakeholder in the combined entity, Grover...

Indian wine consumption could touch 2.4 million (nine-litre) cases by 2020, London-based market researcher The IWSR says.

Grover Vineyards has merged with Nashik-based Valle De Vin to create Grover Zampa Vineyards, the second-largest Indian vintner after Sula.

In a bid to overcome the tax issues between Maharashtra and Karnataka, Grover had set up a bottling plant in Sangli.

Ravi Jain, one-time confidante of liquor baron Vijay Mallya, has joined Valle de Vin, the Nashik-based wine firm set up by the industry vet...

With the nascent Indian wine market poised on a high growth curve, the market dynamics are changing too.

The falling import tariffs and the big boys’ entry (read Vijay Mallya) have set the M&As rolling in the still nascent Indian wine industry.

Vijay Mallya’s wine foray is setting off a churn at the top at smaller, domestic wine companies.

Grover Vineyards, one of the leading domestic wine companies, is close to offloading 35% stake to Jerry Rao and a consortium of financiers.