DARE: Because Enterpreneurs Do
Vol2/February 2008: The potential capacity of the Indian wine industry is somewhere around Rs. 1,700 crore, out of which the current standing is Rs 450 crore only. With the rise of wine as a lifestyle drink, the industry might even overtake the speculations.
Wine of the month - Cabernet Syrah
INDIANWINE.com Indian Wine Portal
India, February 2008: February wine of the month awarded to Chateau d'Ori's 2007 Cabernet Syrah
Chateau d'Ori India's Finest Vineyard In Making
Ambrosia - The Magazine For The Alcobev Industry
Vol 15/January 2008: A favourable environment for the Indian wine industry has not only given birth to new wine brands but also has helped many companies to set up wineries and get into serious wine business. One such company is d'Ori Winery Pvt. Ltd. which has just recently launched its range of wines made at its state-of-the-art winery in the same line of Bordeaux Chateaus
A Day with Dhuru of D'Ori in Dindori
Interview: A Day with Dhuru of D'Ori in Dindori - Indian Wine Academy
India, February 06th 2008: Chateau d'Ori is one of the new wine producers of India in Dindori, near Nashik .To get a glimpse of what was inside the vineyards and the minds of its Chairman, Ranjit Dhuru, Subhash Arora took time out recently to spend a couple of days with him.
A shade of Bordeaux in Maharashtra
Wine Business International
India, January 25th 2008: When Chateau d'Ori, a new winery in Nashik recently launched five labels of domestic wine, one could see shades of Bordeaux in the taste and style. Finished in Bordeaux bottles, the wines reflect that not only is the chateau's name derived from Bordeaux, but the taste, too.
