Celebrate New Year with India's embrace of the 12-grape tradition, symbolizing luck for 2025. 

12 Grapes Why Sales Soar Every New Year's Eve  

Discover      the origins of the 12-grape tradition, started by vine growers in      Alicante, Spain, as a clever marketing campaign in 1909.

Alicante Start 

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Learn how the Puerta del Sol clock in Madrid became iconic for eating 12 grapes, one for each chime at midnight on New Year’s Eve. 

Madrid Chimes 

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Explore how the Spanish tradition of "Las doce uvas de la suerte" symbolizes good fortune for each month of the upcoming year. 

Spain Tradition 

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Find  out how the 12-grape tradition gained global attention through the popular      sitcom Modern Family, sparking interest worldwide.

Modern Family 

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Grapes became a surprising hit on New Year’s Eve, with Blinkit reporting a 7x spike in sales compared to regular days. 

Blinkit Buzz 

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Grapes topped the search lists on Swiggy Instamart on December 31, thanks to the 12-grape tradition going viral in India. 

Instamart Trend 

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Even in Goa's New Year celebrations, the 12-grape tradition caught on, blending with the vibrant party culture of the region. 

Goa Parties 

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Discover the story of Dominga grapes, whose surplus in 1909 sparked the creation of the 12-grape tradition in Spain. 

Dominga Grapes 

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Social platforms buzzed with the 12-grape trend, bringing the Spanish New Year tradition into global spotlight this festive season. 

Social Media 

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The 12-grape tradition reached India in 2025, with people eating grapes at midnight for luck in every month of the new year. 

Indian Cheers 

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