Sula Vineyards

Definitely a recommended place to visit whenever you are in Nashik city. They have an entry ticket which is fixed and you can reimburse that amount by either going for a tour and tasting, food at their cafe or buying wines. We went there on weekends( they have different pricing for weekdays and weekends) We went early in the morning hence the place was not very rushed. Their whole vineyard is beautiful with lots of props for photos and videos. They have a beautiful view of the whole vineyard from their cafe where you can sip your wine and have bite. Their wine collection is amazing!! Their staff is also helpful and share really some useful information. Overall we had fun going there, tasting wine, eating our favourite food and enjoying the view. They also provide grapes stomping - bring an extra pair of clothes if you want to do it.

Had a great time visiting Sula Vineyards. PP ticket is 1k for weekends and RS. 600 for weekdays. They have 2 restaurants. One at the entrance gate and one above the wine testing area. Grape stomping is another fun activity you can do here. In total 6 types of award wining wines we can test in testing sessions. Full of photographing sections in the area.

I recently visited Sula Wines, and while the experience was enjoyable in parts, there were a few notable drawbacks. The entry fee of ₹600, which is redeemable for the winery tour, feels reasonable. However, if you’re looking forward to wine tasting, you’ll need to pay an additional ₹100. The winery tour itself is informative and a delight for wine enthusiasts. You get a chance to understand the wine-making process and explore the beautiful vineyards, which are picturesque and Instagram-worthy. Unfortunately, the dining experience didn’t meet expectations. While the food options are varied, they are extremely expensive, which can put a damper on your overall visit. To add to this, the service becomes significantly slow on crowded days, leaving you waiting longer than expected for orders. Overall, Sula Wines is worth a visit for its scenic beauty and the wine experience, but prepare for higher costs and some patience if you’re visiting on a busy day. A little improvement in service and better value for money on the food front would go a long way in making the experience more memorable. 4 stars for scenic beauty into the nature.

Excellent spot to spend your evening. Even the art of preparing wines will make you wonder how people have put lots of thought into the process. The place embraces the history of making wines and they made sure tourists have the luxury of tasting them as well. There is a big store where you can purchase wines of your desire and also couple of restaurants where you can relax yourselves with tasty food. Watch out for the packages that you choose at the entrance and you can kill time for rest of the day inside the vineyard.

Had a fabulous time at Sula Vienyard with everyone. The wine tour was amazing and so was the tasting session. They charge 1000 on weekends and 600 on weekdays for the same service so you can plan accordingly . If you plan to visit there, do try out their restaurant too. They’ve got great Pizza and risotto

This is a wonderful place for a one full day excursion. The wine tasting tours are informational and the guide was friendly and knowledgeable. Tasting session was fun as well. The place has a couple of restaurants, one Indian and continental and the other a snacks and wine bar. There is also a blue tokai cafe as well. There is plenty of open space to enjoy nature views at leisure. One can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere at night once the lights are on and even take a stroll along the amphitheatre or else while away at the rooms available within the premises. The vineyard offers online booking. One can show the booking at the counter and collect redeemable coupons. Reaching the vineyard is also fairly easy as it's not far away from the city. Perfect for a family outing or a good friends weekend trip.

I had a great experience at Sula Vineyards! The winery tour was interesting, and we got to taste five different wines, each with its own unique flavor profile. They have an on-site shop with lots of goodies like openers, glasses, keychains, bags, shirts, and, of course, plenty of wines to purchase. Entry charges vary depending on whether you visit on a weekday, weekend, or holiday, but they provide coupons for the entry fee, which you can redeem on-site for alcoholic or non-alcoholic purchases, shopping, or the wine tour itself. The tour and tasting experience is nice, though I felt the cost wasn't fully justified for what’s offered—good for a one-time visit. The restaurant upstairs is a nice addition, and the villas make it an ideal spot for a getaway!

Very small and tiny place basically built for taking Instagram pictures. I felt it was highly overrated. They take a cover charge of Rs 1000 on weekends to enter. Please don’t ever go for the so called wine tours (Rs 700). It’s a scam and waste of time. The wines are all sweet and syrupy. U wouldn’t miss much if u skip this place .