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Food & Wine in South Asia

Visitors enjoy wine at the lounge bar at the Sula Vineyard, India's first vineyard resort, in Nashik.

India

Wine tourism takes off in India's answer to the Barossa

In the bar overlooking the twisting vines in India's answer to the Barossa Valley, a group of friends from Mumbai enjoy a weekend getaway -- and a chance to brush up on their new wine-drinking hobby.

Sri Lanka

Taste test at high tea

Ceylon Tea Trails' morning ritual of bed tea.

In the highlands of the 'teardrop island', Helen Anderson follows a perfect brew on its journey from field to fine china cup.

India

Karnataka's cuppa

Coffee cup

Ben Stubbs gets a taste of life in a region that takes its coffee seriously.

Pakistan

Street feasts for the famished

Lahore, Pakistan.

As Lahore breaks its Ramadan fast at sunset, the city comes to life with food and festivity. Matt Colautti is hungry for more.

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