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Wine export and representation

European wine for India and Asia

We choose wines from family producers in Europe that go with the food of India and Asia, at a price that still works after freight and duty. Then we introduce them to licensed importers who will look after them.

Meet us at ProWine Mumbai, 18 and 19 November 2026. We are there as visitors. To book a meeting, write to raj@diwinely.com.

Why Diwinely

Why importers and producers work with us

01

We know both markets

We have worked in wine and spirits across India, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and the Americas. We know the buying side because we have run food and beverage operations in India, the Middle East and Africa, and worked in the trade with wineries in Brazil and Uruguay. We know the winery side because we have made wine in Portugal and Spain. We work from Hyderabad and Porto, in six languages.

02

We understand wine and food

We have tasted, made and sold wine, and we know the food of India well. That lets us say which wine styles suit the food people eat in a market, and why. We also check the details that keep wine in good condition on its journey.

03

We keep the deal direct

The importer buys directly from the producer and pays the producer directly. We never buy or hold the wine. We stay with both sides, from the first sample to repeat orders.

How we work

From the cellar door to the right importer

Three steps, the same for every producer and every market.

1 2 3 PRODUCER, EUROPE IMPORTER, INDIA AND ASIA
  1. We choose the wine

    We taste and select from family producers, starting in Portugal. Quality comes first, and the price has to work once freight and duty are paid.

  2. We keep the route simple

    The wine ships from the producer to the importer, who buys and pays directly.

  3. We find the right partner

    We introduce wines only to licensed importers who look after wine properly and want to build a brand over years.

Wine with food

What goes with the food?

Choose a food and see which wine style works with it, and why. This is how we build a range for a market.

Crisp, saline white

Bright acidity cuts through coconut and lifts the tamarind. A light body keeps the fish in front.

Aromatic, textured white

Stone fruit and a little weight stand up to char and smoke without fighting the spice.

Light, fresh red or a rich white

Soft tannins and fresh fruit sit well with saffron and slow-cooked meat.

Crisp, mineral white

Clean acidity and a saline finish work with rice, raw fish and soy.

Origins

The wine countries of Europe

We work with family producers. Portugal now, with Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Hungary and France to follow. Each has its own grapes, rules and history.

Our first producer

Portugal

Home of Vinho Verde, near the Atlantic in the north: wine made to drink young and fresh. The best-known grape there is Alvarinho.

Spain

The largest area of vineyards in the world, and a long tradition of ageing wine before it is sold.

Italy

Hundreds of native grape varieties, from the Alps to Sicily, many of them found almost nowhere else.

Cyprus

Commandaria, a sweet wine from the foothills of the Troodos mountains, is often called one of the oldest named wines still made.

Hungary

Tokaj, in the north east, was one of the first wine regions in the world to have its vineyards classified, in the 1730s.

France

Its appellation system, where a wine's name promises its place of origin, became a model across Europe.

The people

Who you will work with

A tasting room window looking out on vines
Shirinda Pulluru

Shirinda Pulluru

Co-founder · Producers and wine

15 years in operations and commercial roles in food, beverage, wine and spirits, across India, the Middle East, East Africa and Europe. Leads our work with producers, from Porto.

Raj Bathula

Raj Bathula

Co-founder · India and Asia buyers

Comes from the buying side in India and the Middle East. Works with producers and leads our work with importers, from Hyderabad.

William Kellermann

William Kellermann

Partner · Wine Educator

Tastes the wines we shortlist and explains how each fits a buyer's range. Former head sommelier and assistant winemaker.

Tell us about your wines, or your market

We reply by email to every enquiry.