Especially, tucked behind rolling hills of Gangapur and surrounded by the serenity of its calm climate, Sula Vineyards has got new avatar. Approximately, Sula Wines is 230 kms from Mumbai. Sula Wines was founded by Mr Rajeev Samant in 1998. Initially, he experimented with the crops such as mangoes, roses and teakwood and then he realized that climate and temperature of Nashik is best for growing wine grapes. In consultation with Kerry Damskey, Samant set up the first winery in the Nashik region of India. Sula was named after Samant’s mother ‘Sulabha’.

The wine capital of India i.e. Nasik, will never let you down if you are a wine lover. Today, I decided to visit York Winery and spend some quality time while testing premium wine of York Winery. 

Nasik is the city of grapes and now known as the Wine Capital. But do you know that it is also famous for Misal. As you read the blog you will get to know what I found special while exploring Nasik city.I have been to Nasik many times before, but this time. I entered as an explorer, traveller and more importantly with the blogger’s mindset. Foodie in me was craving for the ( chulivarchi) Sadhana Misal in Nashik. Sadhana Misal Nashik Facebook page.