We are not taking names, but there have been music festivals in India that came, made their mark and fizzled out. Blessed by wine, the ability to age gracefully like it, and tucked within the scenic countryside of Nashik, Sula Vineyards’ SulaFest, stays strong even after 10 editions. This year, it will be held on February 3–4. The Austrian musician Parov Stelar, Amit Trivedi, the Basque folk-inspired Crystal Fighters and the genre-bending Bauchklang will perform. Add 100 Indian and international artists, and about 30 options for grub and spirits. And did we mention wine? Tickets from ₹2,600; sulafest.com