By BrandsShouts If you compare the market share of wine specifically right here in India, it is not that high compared to other alcoholic drinks, but still, the numbers are rising, and more and more people are trying out the magic of wine. That is the very reason why there are already so many wine brands that are making their way into the Indian market and giving different offerings to the crowd right here in India. Let’s say you’re someone new to trying out wine in India, well, then there are a few brands you should give a shot to. Today, we’ll be talking about just that in this list of the Top 10 Popular Wine Brands in India 2025. Here we go then.
1. Sula Vineyards
Sula Vineyards is undoubtedly the biggest name in the Indian wine scene today. It is a brand the masses lean toward, and rightly so. Located at Nashik, Maharashtra, Sula has a large portfolio of super easy-to-drink wines available just about everywhere. Having probably heard of Sula Rasa Shiraz or Dindori Reserve Shiraz, well, those are sure hits. Cabernet Shiraz is another favorite. A bottle of 750 ml usually goes for somewhere between ₹425 to ₹2,000, depending on what you decide to go with. Besides, it’s perfect for first-timers because of its vineyard tours and music festivals.
2. Grover Zampa Vineyards
Grover Zampa has been in the business since 1988 and is among the oldest wines of India. The vineyards are located just outside Bengaluru and Nashik. The wines, such as La Réserve or the Chêne Grande Réserve, are dark and deep reds. They are full-bodied wines; barrel aging almost always smoothens and improves their charm. The prices hover around the good range of ₹799 to ₹1,900 for a 750 ml bottle. For a little more depth, Grover Zampa would be the choice. It’s perfect for anyone seeking a balanced, elegant-type wine.
3. Fratelli Wines
Las Fratelli Wines, which are located in Akluj, Maharashtra, are well known now for their premium yet accessible wines. The Sangiovese is largely popular now; for something truly special, the J’Noon Red is a short-run production. They follow Italian-style winemaking, thus ensuring that all the wines are of consistent quality and smoothness. Fratelli bottles are priced between ₹1,100 and ₹4,500 to cater to all budgets. Whether it is a fine dining restaurant or just at-home leisure, there is something from Fratelli for every occasion.
4. KRSMA Estates
Set amid the landscapes of Hampi Hills in Karnataka, KRSMA would certainly be called a hidden gem. This boutique winery produces premium wines in small batches that even claim international presence. Their Cabernet Sauvignon is bold and intense, and not for those who prefer something mild. The Sangiovese, on the other hand, is slightly mellow but not at all dull. Pricewise, you are looking at anywhere between ₹2,200 and ₹3,500 per bottle. Surely on the expensive side, but totally worth it for the wine lovers out there.
5. York Winery
Being another Nashik favorite, this winery is slowly winning the favor of wine lovers. York Arros, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz, is famous for its good, balanced, dry taste. In general, these wines are aged in oak barrels so that they develop an aroma and feel that is rather bold and strong in a way. They are priced between ₹1,200 and ₹1,900 for a 750 ml bottle, so it can be a really good choice for restaurants or homes. These wines go perfectly with Indian cuisine, which explains their cult following.
6. Big Banyan Wines
Next up is a simple and affordable touch-and-feel brand, Big Banyan Wines. Being in Bengaluru as well as Goa, the brand is most suited for casual wine drinkers. Their Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon are soft and fruity, thus being a pleasant drink to sample. Best thing? Prices start from as low as ₹425 and go up to around ₹850 for a 750 ml bottle. These wines were prepared keeping in mind the Indian palate, so the wines are good for beginners. For a beginner, Big Banyan would be a pretty safe and tasty choice.
7. Charosa Vineyards
Charosa Vineyards from Nashik is gaining an incredible name for its Tempranillo variety. It carries a Charosa Reserve Tempranillo, described as a red of bold and expressive character. These wines go through oak aging, thereby developing a rich and multilayered taste. They generally carry a premium price tag of around ₹1,500 to 3,500. Charosa is not as widely recognized as many other labels; however, any wine lover out there in India will want to seek it out.
8. Reveilo Wines
Reveilo Wines is family-oriented, and they are passionate about producing small-batch wines of the highest quality. From the grapevine, the Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah Reserve are creating a buzz already. Being rich in antioxidants, these wines are yet another reason why they are favored by individuals who are health-conscious. They can lay their hands on wines priced anywhere between ₹1,800 to ₹3,500 for a 750 ml bottle. They have something cool to offer, too, wines that are 100% vegan, plus preservative-free, helping them stand out from the crowd!
9. Vallonne Vineyards
Another name from Nashik, Vallonne Vineyards, gives that French touch to the Indian wines. With Malbec and Reserve Syrah as firm favorites, they are known for their deep yet smooth flavors contributed to the wood-aging, of course! The price for one bottle of 750 ml ranges from ₹1,500 to ₹3,000.
10. Amaris Wines
Amaris Wines is relatively the new one in the scene and is already making noise in the big cities. Produced from Fratelli’s vineyards and backed by Living Liquidz, Amaris offers quality at an affordable price. Razor-sharp Reserve Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Sangiovese wines all ranged from ₹1,290 to ₹1,600 per 750 ml bottle. You’ll find them in retail stores, rather perfect for casual evenings.
Conclusion
That’s all there is for now! See, there certainly are more wine brands to try out right here in India, but for now, these are the most popular ones out there. Of course, by popular opinion. So go ahead, give these brands and their wines a try and see which one you end up liking the most.