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Push into India is no longer optional, says world's largest cork maker Corticeira AmorimCorticeira Amorim, a global cork giant, is making India a priority for its future. The company sees India's booming spirits market as essen...- GMA’s Labor Day deals and steals: Shop huge discounts with free shipping todayTory Johnson's "GMA" Deals & Steals offer significant savings on various products for Labor Day weekend. Shoppers can find discounts up to ...
- As Indians choose premium spirits, cork makers pop the champagneIndia's growing appetite for premium spirits, including single malts and scotch, fuels demand for cork stoppers, primarily sourced from Por...
- Birkenstock's Covid sprint loses speedBirkenstock, known for its orthopaedic-style footwear, saw its sales growth in India slow to ₹173 crore in 2023-24 from doubling every year...
- World's costliest whisky creates another record, one bottle sold for $2.7 millionA bottle of Macallan Adami 1926 whisky sold for a record-breaking £2.2 million ($2.7 million) at a recent Sotheby's auction in London. The ...
- Indian drinkers tie the scotch tapeAccording to the sobering Scotch Whisky Association figures, Scottish whisky makers exported 219 million bottles to India, up by some 60% f...
- View: Whisky bottles come in all shapes and sizes, make yours one of the better onesIt's a no-brainer. You're a maker and purveyor of potable alcohol. You need to safely encase your product, first till it reaches the paying...
- Hitting the 'high' note in Bordeaux: France's first wine infused with cannabis extract is hereFrance may be among the world's greatest wine-loving countries.
- Auto companies send tips on maintaining vehiclesAutomakers are using Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and other mobile applications and to share tips on how to protect vehicles as they sit un...
- Space rosé, luxe vending machines & enotourism: How wine will change in 2020The health and wellness craze will affect wine beyond the idea of 'Dry January'.
- Each champagne has a personality that you can match with yours!Champagne in India may as yet be a category defined by its most marketed labels but there are interesting experiments afoot.
- How to bluff your way through a wine dinnerInvited for dinner? Here are some Golden Rules of Wine Tasting, to relieve the tension and help you at least look as if you know what you a...
- Scenes from the Dubai World Cup racesThe micro-second finish of multi-million dollar steeds amid the crowds of mirthful maidens in micro minis at the Dubai World Cup races.
- Italy's food detectives sniff out the fraud trailAcross Europe, dozens of food products, from Greek feta cheese to Britain's Jersey Royal potatoes, enjoy EU trademark protection, but in It...
- Wine makers now prefer aluminium caps over corksThis could be good news for consumer mkts like India, where new customers are not accustomed to storage and uncorking techniques. High-end ...
- Champagne Ind buys Australian wineryDeal will allow it to enter wider price points within Australia as well as major markets of UK, Europe and US. Invest in wine I High-end wh...
- Pop the cork: It's party time for champagne makersLooming shortage of French wine, spurred by limits on grape production and rising demand in the US, Japan, and the UK, is likely to buoy sh...
- Auto spies on prowl as wraps come off at TokyoAt the Tokyo Motor Show some cars were drawing slightly too much attention for automakers’ comfort as the more serious business of spying o...
- Spying on rivals becomes serious business for automakersMany foreign automakers are eager to get every detail of the industry leaders' new vehicles, which they hope to use for their own products....
- Cup telecast timings steal fizz from brewersGlobally, beer is washed down well with the football frenzy. But the domestic brewing industry is far from cheery as the World Cup kicks of...
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