certainly! India has been producing some remarkable wines, and 2024 promises to be an exciting year for wine enthusiasts. Here are some award-winning Indian wines that you should definitely try:

York Sparkling Rosé Brut 2020:

This delightful sparkling rosé is perfect for Saturday parties, girls’ night-ins, or lazy Sunday brunches with friends.

It pairs well with various cuisines and dishes, including Grilled Fish Tikka or Paneer Tikka.

Sula Late Harvest Chenin Blanc 2023:

If you enjoy sweet, luscious wines with intense fruity aromas, this one’s for you.

Pair it with cheeses like gruyere or cheddar, or even Indian desserts like Badam Kheer or Rabri.

The Source Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2023:

A lean and refreshing Sauvignon Blanc with punchy acidity.

Ideal for citrusy dishes, such as herbaceous Kachumber salad with coriander or vibrant Prawn Balchao.

Fratelli Master Selection White 2023:

Zingy and complex, with tropical fruit flavors.

Enjoy it with lean meat dishes like Fish Tikka or creamy preparations like Methi Matar Malai.

Fratelli Wines ‘Sette’ 2022:

India’s most admired premium red wine, winning awards both domestically and abroad.

A luxurious choice for special occasions.

Vallonne Vineyards Syrah Reserve 2021:

A bold and flavorful Syrah that showcases the best of Indian terroir.

Perfect for red wine lovers.

Vallonne Vineyards Anokhee Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Reserve 2019:

An elegant Cabernet Sauvignon with depth and character.

Pair it with hearty meals or enjoy it on its own.

Remember, wine preferences are subjective, so explore these options and find the ones that resonate with your taste buds. Cheers! 🍷

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