Savour the delight of Four Seasons. Whether it is the sprightliness of a fresh spring morning, the joyous warmth of a glorious summer afternoon, the tingling nip of a crisp autumn twilight or the biting chill of an icy winter night, to everything there is a season. And to every season, there is an experience. An experience captured by Four Season’s selection of the finest Indian wines.

UB Group, Wines

The UB Group has varied business interests, the core being alcoholic beverage (spirits & beers) and aviation. At a time when wine consumption in India is growing at a rapid pace, and is fast approaching international levels, the Group’s Spirits Company – USL, has already made a fresh entry into this business.

USL’s Wine Business in India operates through two companies – United Vintners Limited and Four Seasons Wines Limited. Today, under the guidance of Mr. Abhay Kewadkar, Business Head and Chief Winemaker, the Group plans to take the Indian wine industry to new heights.

UVL imports wines from all over the world to offer a portfolio of wines of different origin, varietals, styles and price points. This is to ensure a wide choice for the consumer and to initiate interest and awareness in the existing consumer base. The current portfolio comprises a selection of some exquisite ‘New world’ & ‘Old world’ wines from New Zealand, Australia, Portugal, South Africa and France.

Four Seasons Wines Limited produces wines from grapes grown around Sahyadri valley in Maharashtra, India and at its state-of-the-art Four Seasons winery near Baramati, around 65 kms from Pune. The company aims to drive interest in wines and wine consumption by offering good quality wines at reasonable price points and packaging options; and, through education and engagement. The wines are marketed under the brand names ZINZI & FOUR SEASONS.

Four Seasons Wines Limited is in the process of planting 300 hundred acres of its own vineyards around the winery. For its annual production requirement, the company has already entered into long term contractual agreement with local farmers for 500 acres and will enter into contractual agreements for a further 2000 acres of vineyards. Besides, the company will also share its technical expertise with the local farmers of Baramati and help in their viticulture. This project will act as a catalyst in the socio-economic development of the local community by generating approximately 2000 direct and indirect job opportunities to the people of Baramati. Simultaneously, it will also promote wine tourism at its winery & vineyards.