Why Nashik? The Heart of India’s Wine Revolution
Located just 135 kilometers northeast of Mumbai in Maharashtra, Nashik is India’s most prolific wine-producing region—and for good reason. Since the mid-1990s, this area has blossomed into a thriving hub of viticulture, home to over 40 vineyards crafting world-class wines.
But what makes Nashik truly special is its unique climate. The region is shaped by the South Asian Monsoon, where cool, moisture-laden winds from the Indian Ocean collide with the hot, dry air of the Thar Desert. This dynamic interplay creates intense rainfall between June and September—a critical period in the northern hemisphere’s growing season.
At PV, we’ve turned this challenge into an advantage. Through careful vineyard management, we delay budburst until after the monsoon, ensuring our grapes develop under optimal conditions. The result? Wines that express Nashik’s distinct terroir—balanced, vibrant, and alive with character.
Here, nature keeps us on our toes, and that’s exactly how we like it. Because great wine isn’t just made; it’s earned.
