Food and Drink

Uncorking the good times with Indian wine

Ahuja, who sells to a predominantly Parsi neighbourhood, says Parsis buy wines for both personal and formal celebrations.

“My sales are good,” he says. “But most of my customers feel that Rs400 is too steep for a bottle of wine.”

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