Once known for its religious heritage, Nashik has transformed into India's premier wine-producing region, earning the title "Wine Capital of India"
Nashik’s mild winters, warm summers, and low humidity make it perfect for cultivating premium-quality wine grapes like Chenin Blanc, Shiraz, and Sauvignon Blanc
India’s wine revolution began in the 1990s when entrepreneurs recognized Nashik's unique terroir and started experimenting with vineyards
Founded in 1999, Sula Vineyards played a major role in putting Nashik on the global wine map. Today, it's India's largest and most famous wine brand
With wine tasting rooms, vineyard resorts, and tours, Nashik’s wine tourism industry has flourished, attracting both Indian and international travelers
The region grows a variety of grapes, including Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Viognier, supporting over 50 wineries in and around Nashik
Events like the SulaFest have helped Nashik gain global attention, combining music, food, and wine in a celebration of culture
Viticulture has boosted the local economy, providing jobs and higher incomes for farmers who shifted from traditional crops to wine grapes