It can get difficult to pick which wineries to visit when heading off to the ‘Wine Capital of India’. Whatever your personal itinerary may be, we definitely recommend visiting these four wineries in Nashik and making the perfect boozy weekends out of your time there!
York Winery
York Tasting Room’s great interiors and picturesque views, of the lake on one side and surrounding hills on the other, enhance the experience of sipping on their award-winning wines. You could also gorge on some scrumptious food with your preferred York wine at their Cellar Door Restaurant. Great staff and service also ensure you have a great time during your visit to this beautiful estate.
Grover Zampa
Relax at Grover Zampa, en route to Nashik from Mumbai. Grover Zampa vineyards are spread across 42 acres of land and the winery produces some of the best wines in the country. So, kick back and relax here in a contemporary setting, under an open sky, and enjoy some great wine with your family and friends.
Vallonne Vineyards
Pamper yourself with some of the best French-styled wines from Vallonne, in their tasting room. A good restaurant and accommodation are also available for visitors. This first boutique winery to bring French-styled wines to the Indian scene also conducts “meet-the-winemaker” sessions, where visitors enjoy the tour of the vineyards and the winery, and engage in some wine-tasting. That sounds like a blast!
Sula Vineyards
This popular destination for wine lovers offers guided tours of its acres and acres of vineyards and its wine-making process; a number of restaurants to dig into delectable dishes as well as a luxurious stay at Beyond by Sula. Of course, you cannot miss sampling Sula’s best wines at the winery’s extravagant tasting room.
We hope that by the end of this trip, you end up tipsy, happy, and with a lot more knowledge on how wine is made. Don’t forget to share all that precious knowledge with us and recommend some of your favourites. Until next time!
FAQs
What Is The Number Of Wineries In Nashik?
The Nashik district has more than 50 wineries in operation. Consequently, Nashik is known by the epithet “The Wine Capital of India”.
What Is The Cost Of Sula Vineyard?
The entry charges are Rs.600 on weekdays and Rs.1,000 on weekends/ festive days per person. Other wineries in Nashik also have a similar price range.
Which Is The Largest Vineyard In India?
The Sula vineyard in Nashik spans 3,000 acres, making it the largest vineyard in India. For this grandeur, it is often called ‘The Napa Valley of India’.
What Is The Speciality Of Nashik?
The city is well recognized as the “Wine Capital of India” due to its plenty of vineyards and wineries. It also has a lot of historical sites and places of religious importance.
Which Crop Is Nashik Famous For?
Grapes are produced in high quantities in Nashik, making it the largest producer of grapes in Maharashtra. This is why, it is also called the “Wine Capital of India”.
