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The revival of Grover Zampa

The company had gone into a bit of a slump from around 2008-09 but has crafted a remarkable comeback in these last few years

Insignia Shiraz 2016 is the new vintage of  Grover Zampa's premium red wine (Rs 6,000  for the 1.5 litre Magnum)
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Insignia Shiraz 2016 is the new vintage of Grover Zampa’s premium red wine (Rs 6,000 for the 1.5 litre Magnum)

Alok Chandra
Grover Zampa Vineyards is India’s oldest surviving wine company, founded as Grover Vineyards by Mumbai-based Kanwal Grover in 1989. Their first wines were launched in 1992 and the consumer favourite, La Réserve, brought out in 1998 in collaboration with Flying Winemaker, Michael Rolland. 

The company had gone into a bit of a slump from around 2008-09 but has crafted a remarkable comeback in these last few years: it merged with Vallée de Vin, a winery near Nashik, in 2012 and changed its name to Grover Zampa Ltd (Zampa was the latter’s best-selling wine brand). The company moved its offices from Bengaluru

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