HeyJaredNimmi Malhotra
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Bubble wars in India: whoâs winning? (opens the original)
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India is drinking Champagne. But according to the countryâs leading importer, Prosecco dominates the actual market, outselling Champagne by as much as three to one, writes Nimmi Malhotra. Thatâs the estimate from Vishal Kadakia, founder of Wine Park, a Mumbaiâbased wine import and distribution business, which has been Bisolâs exclusive distributor for 10 years and will soon add Borgoluce from Veneto. Wine Park also distributes Billecart-Salmon and Philippe Gonet among Champagnes. âPros
Acker is 'building the next generation of collectors' across Asia (opens the original)
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Following the success of Ackerâs first-ever live auction in Singapore in May, chairman John Kapon and Asia CEO Andrew Bigbee sat down with Nimmi Malhotra to talk about their plans for the region. Ackerâs first-ever live auction in Singapore took place earlier this year (16 May) achieving very strong results. More than 100 buyers attended and the auction raised USS$4 million (£2.3 million), with Singapore buyers accounting for 55% of the winning bids. DRC dominated the top lots, with La Tâ
Comment: Asiaâs cocktail map has been redrawn, again (opens the original)
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The latest instalment of Asiaâs 50 Best Bars list captures the headlines. But in a continent whose bar culture now stretches from Goa to Changsha, fifty spots barely scratch the surface. Nimmi Malhotra reports. Hope & Sesame, a speakeasy in Guangzhou, has claimed the top spot on Asiaâs 50 Best Bars, the first time in the awardsâ history that a bar outside Hong Kong and Singapore has taken the crown. The reigning champion from 2024 and 2025, Bar Leone, claimed the third spot. Bangkok has ri
Côtes du Rhône and Alsace join forces in Asia (opens the original)
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In a joint presentation, Côtes du Rhône and Alsace set aside the old French script of heritage and hierarchy to talk about uniting themes of freshness, generational handover and wines that no longer need a dinner table. The white-wine-dominant Alsace joined forces with the red-wine focused region of Rhône in a series of presentations across Asia, to audiences of importers and trade in Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore. âWe complement each other,â said Thierry Fritsch, head of trainin
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