Neha Karra
Spanning over 3,000 acres, Sula Vineyards is a name to remember if you’re keen on having a vineyard wedding.
Big Banyan Vineyard and Resort is home to organically grown exotic and homegrown fruits and vegetables along with several farm animals.
Specialised in making pristine wines from the kiwis grown in the Ziro valleys of the state, Naara Abba winery is another name to remember.
Founded by Indian army veteran Captain HD Hunt, this winery was established in 1947. Since then the homegrown winery has been producing wine from Sohiong, a local berry.
Between the Thekkadi, Varusanadu, and Kodaikanal Hills of the south is the Cumbum Valley famous for its winery. Spread over 12,000 acres of land, along with some breathtaking scenery.
Set in Himachal’s Kangra Valley, Chateau Vinery blends French-inspired architecture with lush landscapes, crafting unique wines that marry French classics with Indian labels.
Ambi Vineyards in Madhya Pradesh produces over 10 wine blends, with 16 outlets statewide, offering Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chenin Blanc, Zinfandel and Rosé.
Founded in the 1960s by Kanwal Grover, this Nandi Hills winery spans 410 acres, embraces sustainable winemaking, scenic views, and hands-on grape stomping experiences.
From tailor-made dining and scenic stays to guided vineyard walks, Fratelli offers homegrown wines and artisanal cheese for tasting and sale.