Wine Atlas

Maharashtra

Maharashtra is India's foremost wine-producing state, accounting for the majority of domestic wine output. The state's wine districts — Nashik, Pune, Sangli, and Solapur — benefit from the Western Ghats' moderating influence, offering elevation-driven temperature variation that aids grape development. Nashik, dubbed the Wine Capital of India, anchors production alongside newer areas such as Pune's Baramati and Solapur's Akluj.

Fruit-forward reds and aromatic whites; still wines dominant