SulaFest 2026 Marks Milestone 15th Edition With Music, Wine And Community At Nashik Vineyards

Asia’s favourite vineyard music festival, SulaFest 2026, successfully concluded its landmark 15th edition at Sula Vineyards, Nashik, across January 31 and February 1, 2026, welcoming over 12,500 attendees for a vibrant celebration of live music, award-winning wines, food and immersive lifestyle experiences.

The two-day festival transformed Sula’s open-air amphitheatre into a high-energy cultural hub, with a carefully curated lineup spanning genres and generations. Performances by King, Nucleya, Gaudi, and the iconic collaboration of Midival Punditz featuring Karsh Kale and Kutle Khan emerged as major highlights. The lineup was further strengthened by acts including The Yellow Diary, Swarathma, Princely States Dub Orchestra, Daira ft. Queendom, Dark Circle Factory, Dot., OG Shez and Suggahunny, creating an electrifying atmosphere that carried seamlessly from day to night.

Reflecting on the milestone edition, Rajeev Samant, CEO, Sula Vineyards, said, “The 15th edition of SulaFest is a very special milestone for us. It was a delight to see so many people come together to celebrate music, wine and togetherness in our vineyards. With some of India’s most amazing musicians bringing the festival to life, guests could enjoy India’s best wines while dancing to the beats. Our brand partners play an important role in shaping the festival experience, and we are thankful to everyone who made this edition truly memorable and filled with barrels of fun.”

SulaFest 2026 was presented by Citroën, with Ugaoo as the Powered By Sponsor. The festival was further supported by Kingfisher Ultra, Fujifilm, Paul and Mike, Coca-Cola, Digitek and Amul, whose partnerships contributed to the seamless execution and overall experience.

Commenting on the association, Kumar Priyesh, Business Head and Director – Automotive Brands, Stellantis India, said, “Being part of the milestone 15th edition of SulaFest has been a truly memorable experience for us. Citroën is a brand rooted in popular culture, known for its youthful identity and bold spirit, and this edition of SulaFest reflected that beautifully. The vibrant atmosphere, eclectic music and sense of togetherness resonated deeply with our philosophy of creating experiences that are ‘For Everyone, Like No One.’ We’re proud to be associated with a festival that champions creativity, community and authentic self-expression.”

The festival’s culinary offering matched its musical diversity, with food partners including Rolls Mania, Bombay Food Truck, Amore, Dairy Don, Puffs ’N’ Rolls, Domino’s, Hakka Tikka, The Momo House, TKJ, Express Inn, Gateway, Tru Falafel, Belgian Waffle, Four Points by Sheraton and Nosh Add, ensuring a wide-ranging menu for festival-goers.

For wine enthusiasts, SulaFest 2026 delivered a rich sensory experience featuring Sula’s award-winning wines, easy-drinking Sula cans, inventive wine cocktails and exclusive previews of new launches such as The Source Chardonnay Reserve, Sula Muscat Blanc and Sula Merlot, all of which received enthusiastic responses for their freshness and finesse. Interactive activities like grape stomping added a playful vineyard touch to the weekend.

Adding to the festival’s lifestyle appeal, the SulaFest Bazaar emerged as a buzzing discovery zone, offering everything from face art, piercings and tarot readings to sustainable décor, slow-fashion apparel, skincare, wine accessories, perfumes, jewellery and cheerful festival merchandise.

As the sun set over the Nashik vineyards, SulaFest 2026 stood as a fitting tribute to 15 iconic editions of music, wine and community. With a stellar artist lineup, immersive brand experiences, standout wine and beer cocktails and strong audience turnout, the festival once again reaffirmed its position as Asia’s favourite vineyard music festival, celebrating India’s No.1 wine brand, Sula Vineyards, and its iconic labels The Source, R?S? and Dindori.