Charles Haynes wrote: > With all due respect, no. There is no "decent wine" available in
If you have the money, you can get decent imports. > Bangalore either. The only people who think so are people who don't > really have experience with the current state of wine in the rest of We aren't that rich to enjoy a medoc, fluerie or a haut-medoc without spending a reasonable sum of money. So we're quite content with our Reveilos and Grovers. > the world. I applaud the Indian wine industry and their attempts to > start a domestic wine industry and promote a wine culture, but you > aren't there yet. We know that very well. I think there is a growing market for wine in India and things will be much better in a decade or so. > Mass produced Australian or Chilean plonk is still better than even > "high end" Indian wine. To get decent wine in India I had to bring it I don't think so. Did you recently try the Teveilo Syrah reserve? It is good. It is from Nashik valley and for a strange reason sparsely available in Bangalore. And yes, I do beg friends to bring me some wine from outside. But it doesn't always happen. Venkat
