The Indian wine industry is in its burgeoning stage with the growth rate of 25% in last three years. Nashik has emerged as the country's largest grape producing district, thereby paving the way for the growth of the wine industry. The prosperity of the industry is linked to the changing drinking habits of the Indian's higher disposable income and growing lifestyle, and growth in tourism and Govt. regulation and policies.

The wine in India has set the foot to vie with the international quality and hence becomes a strong contender in the international market for the wine business.

The wine capital of India, Nashik has the best climate for the grapes production, and with the painstaking efforts taken by the farmers, the city has emerged as the largest producer of grapes and therefore has led to the booming of the wineries. The city is also well connected to all the major cities of the country that helps its flexible transportation. Some of the Nashik wineries produce premium wines and compete with the global wine in quality and standard. The region sees a brighter future of the Indian wine industry in the Global market. .