Nashik is known as the wine capital of India and Sula Vineyards is the most famous vineyard in the city!
For my visit, however, I was on a one day trip with my parents and wanted to feel the monsoon vibe taking them away from the city hustle bustle, unfortunately, they are not wine connoisseur's
While I was not staying at Sula, my mom's birthday dinner and our next day afternoon were spent at Sula. Here are a few pointers that you can consider while visiting this beautiful place apart from of course the lovely 🍷:
-The vineyard has two proper dining restaurants:
Rasa for North Indian and Little Italy for Italian, super vacay vibes, good food, lovely music, out an out a perfect eating spot, we tried the cannelloni pasta and it was yummy.
They also have a bar deck overlooking the Vineyard(refer the family picture) called the tasting room if you want to just enjoy the view and sip on 🍷, don't forget to try the chocolate ice cream!
-The main harvest season is from January to March and we visited during monsoon, even though we couldn't see plants loaded with grapes the weather, the mist, the super cool breeze, and the drizzle set the mood just right. Also, the entire drive is just super scenic and it would be a great experience if you are a nature lover.
So yes grab good food, sip on wine(buy some too) and yes you can take a wine tour too! They charge a per person fee of Rs 100 for entry which you can redeem at any of the restaurants, a great place to chill with bae/friends and family☺️
For my visit, however, I was on a one day trip with my parents and wanted to feel the monsoon vibe taking them away from the city hustle bustle, unfortunately, they are not wine connoisseur's
While I was not staying at Sula, my mom's birthday dinner and our next day afternoon were spent at Sula. Here are a few pointers that you can consider while visiting this beautiful place apart from of course the lovely 🍷:
-The vineyard has two proper dining restaurants:
Rasa for North Indian and Little Italy for Italian, super vacay vibes, good food, lovely music, out an out a perfect eating spot, we tried the cannelloni pasta and it was yummy.
They also have a bar deck overlooking the Vineyard(refer the family picture) called the tasting room if you want to just enjoy the view and sip on 🍷, don't forget to try the chocolate ice cream!
-The main harvest season is from January to March and we visited during monsoon, even though we couldn't see plants loaded with grapes the weather, the mist, the super cool breeze, and the drizzle set the mood just right. Also, the entire drive is just super scenic and it would be a great experience if you are a nature lover.
So yes grab good food, sip on wine(buy some too) and yes you can take a wine tour too! They charge a per person fee of Rs 100 for entry which you can redeem at any of the restaurants, a great place to chill with bae/friends and family☺️