Wine venues in India
10 wine venues in 3 areas, mostly wine festivals and wineries.
Ladakh 2 venues
- Hemis Monastery Buddhist monastery (est. 1672) on the Indus River in Ladakh at 11,550 feet, hosting June Hemis festival celebrating spiritual heritage and local wine traditions.
- Leh - Gateway to the World's Highest Vineyards At 11,550 feet, Leh is one of the world's highest wine-producing areas with local fruit wines and rare "Gurchang" medicinal wine aged 5+ years.
Maharashtra 4 venues
- Grover Zampa Vineyards Founded by Kanwal Grover (father of Indian viticulture) in the 1960s, guided by world-famous consultant Michel Rolland, with 180 international awards.
- Rasa Restaurant at Sula Wine-country restaurant at Sula Vineyards serving authentic Indian + Italian cuisine with vineyard views, cost for two ₹2000.
- Sula Vineyards Asia's most-visited vineyard (3-5 lakhs annually) spread over 3,000 acres, hosting SulaFest (15th edition 2026) with music, grape-stomping, and gourmet wine experiences.
- SulaFest Nashik India's premier wine festival (biennial) at Sula Vineyards featuring 12,500+ attendees, live music across EDM/Folk/Hip-Hop, grape-stomping, and sustainable fashion bazaar.
Nashik 4 venues
- Nashik Grape Stomping Festival March festival featuring 50+ grape farmers, 12 wineries, grape stalls, cooking competitions, vineyard tours, and cultural performances celebrating Nashik wine heritage.
- Sula Vineyards Estate Tour Guided winery tour through 3,000 acres with 5-wine tasting in the Tasting Cellar, plus Source at Sula heritage resort with Tuscan architecture.
- SulaFest Music & Wine Festival India's biggest vineyard music festival (15th edition Jan 31-Feb 1, 2026) with live performances, grape-stomping, wine tastings, and cultural bazaar at Sula Vineyards.
- York Winery Tasting & Sunset Lake-facing winery (est. 2006) by Gangapur Dam producing barrel-aged Cab-Shiraz blends, tasting room open noon-10pm daily with panoramic views.