Sula Vineyards

Recently visited Sula Vineyard and what an amazing experience it was! Whether you’re with friends, family or just looking for a refreshing escape from the city, this place is so worth it. Just a few hours from Pune or Mumbai, it makes for a perfect weekend getaway. The estate is absolutely picturesque, straight out of a Pinterest board. Sprawling greenery, aesthetic spots and those giant wine bottles in the fields are a photo op you just can’t miss! The wine tasting session was one of the highlights — fun, informative and a great way to understand the craft behind every glass. The cover charge is ₹600 per person, which you can redeem for wine tasting, purchases at the gift shop or even buying a bottle of your favorite wine 🍾. They also have an in-house restaurant, so you can sip, savor and soak in the vineyard vibes all in one place. Insider tip: The best time to visit is January to April. That’s when the vineyard is lush with grapes and you might even get to try grape stomping 🍇 (a total bucket list moment!) All in all, this one’s a must-visit. We loved every bit of it and would definitely recommend planning your visit during the harvest season for the full experience.

Sula Vineyards is undeniably beautiful—rolling vineyards, scenic views, and a relaxing ambiance make it a lovely getaway from the city. The grounds are well-maintained, and the overall atmosphere feels upscale and curated for a pleasant day out. That said, it’s very expensive for what you get. Wine tastings, food, and even basic experiences are priced at a premium, and not always justified by the quality. It feels more commercial than authentic at times, catering heavily to tourists rather than wine enthusiasts. Worth a visit for the views and photos, but go in knowing it’s more about the setting than the wine itself.

One of the greatest vineyards i have seen in my lifetime. It was one magical experience. Visiting with my family, Sula vineyards is located on the offshores of the Nashik city but hell it is one of the mini world inside it. They have self brewery, farms, gardens, restaurants, cools places to take photos and a vineyard visit tour. Try to avoid visiting on the weekends and during holidays as there is a lot of rush. Rest assured you can easily pass your one day here by visiting, eating, taking a tour to the biggest vineyard of the India.

If you are wine lover then this place is for you and if you are not then you must visit this place. It’s a kind of half day picnic for everyone. Entry ticket for weekend is 1000/- per person and weekday is 600/- per person. Same can utilised inside in the form of coupons for wine tour and testing, purchasing gifts for your loved ones, foods and drinks. All age group will enjoy food and drinks, hospitality, wine tour. Good time to visit is Jan to March as in this season grapes harvesting starts and actual wine process starts. Inside stay is available. But everything is costly. Good place for photographers. Kids will enjoy continental food . Also Indian food is available in veg and non veg. Pet friendly place.

Great ambience Must visit and take a tour If like less crowd visit on weekdays. Sunsets or monsoons are the best times. Food is ok as for snacks. For those who love food can explore around.

My visit to Sula Vineyard was a refreshing change from the usual city pace. Even though I don’t drink alcohol, I found the place surprisingly enjoyable and worth the experience. The lush greenery, expansive vineyard views, and the calm, open-air vibe gave it a serene, vacation-like feel. It’s the kind of place where time slows down just enough for you to soak in the moment. I spent most of my time strolling around the vineyard and clicking pictures—the landscape is picture-perfect, especially around sunset when the golden light hits the vines. The architecture of the property feels rustic yet classy, and there are enough cozy spots to sit and relax for hours. Their café and restaurant spaces have a relaxed charm, offering a variety of vegetarian options, though I wish there were more innovative dishes on the menu for non-drinkers like me. Still, the wood-fired pizza and cheese platter were surprisingly good. What I liked most was how the place isn’t just about wine—it’s about the experience. Even without a wine-tasting session, there was enough to explore and enjoy. The gift shop is great for souvenirs, and the staff were courteous and didn’t pressure us into taking any tours we weren’t interested in. Overall, Sula was more about the peaceful escape, the vibes, and the views than the wine itself for me. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a scenic day trip or a calm weekend break—even if you’re not into wine, there’s still something beautiful to take away from the experience.

Visited Sula Vineyards recently and had a great time. The wine tour costs ₹600 per person and includes a detailed walk-through of the vineyard and wine-making process. The explanation is top-notch and the place is very well maintained. You also get to taste six different wines, and the portions are generous. There’s an in-house restaurant where you can enjoy some Italian cuisine along with your wine, and a small gift shop as well. At the entrance, there's a ₹400 cover charge per person which gets adjusted if you sign up for the tour. It’s a great spot to explore if you're driving between Mysore and Bangalore. Probably not ideal for a full-day outing, but definitely worth a short detour for the experience and the beautiful photos.

Sula Vineyards is a beautiful place to visit, but the pricing feels a bit steep. The entry fee is ₹600 on weekdays and ₹1,000 on weekends, which seems high. However, the good part is that this amount can be used as cash/coupons inside, whether at the gift shop, restaurant, wine shop, or for the tour and wine tasting. That said, the wine-making tour and tasting itself cost ₹700, which is quite expensive, leaving little balance from the entry fee for other expenses. The tour lasts about 20 minutes and ends with a tasting of six different wines. Inside, the place is well-maintained, with many great spots for clicking pictures. The parking area is spacious and well-managed. However, the Indian cuisine at their restaurant was not up to the mark—perhaps Italian would be a better choice. Overall, it’s a nice experience, but they could reconsider their pricing.