Why is it said that Indian wine is a new star in the wine industry?

The brand LEESON red wine from Yuncang Winery shared a joking saying: "Producing wine in India is not for those who have no guts." Because many people in India have the impression that they either don’t drink alcohol or drink whiskey. Few people drink wine. The per capita consumption of wine is about one tablespoon.

So what is the state of wine in India really like? LEESON red wine takes everyone to find out.

Initially, India was not well-known in terms of wine making, because India's climate is hot and rainless, grapes are suitable for planting in winter, not summer, and then harvested between January and March of the second year . Because of the high temperatures, the wine had to be trucked with dry ice to keep the wine from oxidizing on the road. Therefore, India has great challenges in growing grapes and making wine.

Yuncang winery's brand LEESON red wine sharing With economic development, India has a large population and great consumption potential, so it has also begun to make breakthroughs from the previous unknown. India has also become a new star in the wine industry and is constantly expanding its popularity .

Indian wine production areas are mainly concentrated in the southwestern region, most of the vineyards are located in Maharashtra, and a small amount is distributed in Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh. The high altitude and relatively mild climate of these vineyards are considered the best places in India for growing vines. Among them, the wine industry in the Nashik region is very famous in India, and the place is also known as the "wine capital".

The main grape varieties in India are Thompson Seedless and Sultana, and other native varieties include Isabella and Burger Muscat. Some international varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot, Zinfandel, Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Clarey and Sauvignon Blanc are also planted in small quantities.

Indian wines are generally on the sweeter side as consumers in India have a sweet tooth preference.

Of course, as a country with the second largest population in the world, with the increasing number of people consuming wine, looser policies and continuous improvement of the market, it is expected that the Indian wine industry will develop more and more, and eventually it will rise like a new star. The above Yuncang winery's brand LEESON red wine shared, welcome to communicate and share.