Maharashtra to Himachal Pradesh: Top 5 wine producing regions in India
Wine is produced all across the nation; however, a significant chunk of it is concentrated in two Indian states, Maharashtra and Karnataka. Here, let's take a look at the top 5 regions in India known for wine production.
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Nashik, Maharashtra
Nashik is also known as the 'Wine Capital' of India. It is the ideal climate and environment to cultivate grapes and make wine.
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Bangalore, Karnataka
Areas near Bangalore, especially the Nandi Hills are popular for their wine production. The climate and soil of the area are ideal for the cultivation of varieties of French grapes.
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Pune, Maharashtra
Pune is slowly but steadily making its way to become the new wine city of India with emerging new wineries and vineyards.
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Himachal Pradesh
Regions near Kullu Valley are emerging as new wineries with several new vineyards established in the northern area.
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Sula Vineyards, Maharashtra
Sula Vineyards are located near Nashik and are known as some of the most popular wineries in the country.
