Taste of Sula Life - A Perfect Weekend Getaway
- Alisha T kaps
- May 9, 2019
- 2 min read
Updated: May 10, 2019
If you are a wine lover, Sula Vineyard is a heaven for you, and if you aren’t into wines and all, don't get upset, sula can still be a perfect weekend getaway for you. Tranquil, beautiful place cuddled in the wisdom of nature. Sula Vineyard has everything that can make your trip a memorable one for anyone.
Travel sometimes happens for the strangest reasons. We went to Igatpuri with friends for a weekend Dhamal, Next morning while packing our bag for Mumbai. Sula Vineyard took entry in our plan, It was 50km from igatpuri & we all were like Ready, Steady & Goooooooo.... I make sure to go on Bike to Sula.
Residing at a distance of 230 kms from Mumbai, this vineyard is one of its kind and is known to be the first commercial vineyard located in Nashik, Maharashtra. Once you reach there and witness the grandeur of the wine grapes spread over the acres of land accompanied with amazing wine factory and wine tasting, you will know what exactly beauty is.
So, a day trip to Sula is the only thing you need to slow down from the hustle bustle of the monotonous chaos of city and enjoy life to the fullest.
Sula also has guest houses where you can relax for a while. Once you are midst the beautiful Sula Vineyard, you will surely get mesmerized with its awe-inspiring environment.
The wines at Sula Vineyards are imported from Sula selections, who are one of the leading importers of exclusive wines in India including international brands like Remy Cointreau and Asahi. Sula serves amazing flavored chocolates.
The first floor also has a beautiful rooftop restaurant where you can enjoy the mesmerising view of the vineyard while giving your taste buds a treat of your favourite exotic wine. Furthermore, the ground floor of the vineyard is home to the wine tasting unit and consists of a souvenir shop too. The shop has everything ranging from wines, coffee mugs, t-shirts and a plenty of wine accessories that will keep the memories of the Sula vineyard fresh even after you go back to your routine life.
Once the tour starts, a guide throws light on the history of the wine making and explains the stepwise procedure which goes in the making of exotic vines, tank maturing, barrel maturing and finally bottling the wines.
After this we all went for lunch to Little Italy; the restaurant on the Sula property. Its an open air Italian place which served us amazing wood fired pizza. The pasta, lasagne and risotto were as good, if not better. We could not help finish our meal with the chocolate walnut fudge.
Post lunch, Mumbai Calling....
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