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Going Indi(a)genous: Desi malts take premium Scotch down a peg or twoIndian single malt whiskies are gaining popularity. They outsold Scotch imports in 2024. Brands like Indri, Paul John and Rampur are leadin...- India-UK FTA: International premium spirits to be more accessible but benefits may be limited, say expertsThe India-UK free trade agreement is set to reduce duties on imported spirits, potentially making premium international options more access...
- CBI books Karti Chidambaram in fresh corruption caseThe CBI has filed a new corruption case against Karti Chidambaram for allegedly helping Diageo Scotland lift a ban on duty-free whisky sale...
- A 'hard' soft power: Can Indian single malts carve a global niche?India's single malt whiskey industry is growing rapidly. Indian distilleries are producing high-quality single malts, winning awards, and e...
- Making Indian single malts for world, getting them at par with Scotch, whiskies top priority for Pernod: CEOPernod Ricard, the global spirits company, is prioritizing the development of Indian single malts to compete on par with renowned Scotch, A...
- New Indian single malt whiskies hold their own against ScotchIndian single malt whiskies are experiencing a surge in popularity, moving from obscurity to winning international awards. Experts believe ...
- Shuddh desi single malt: How India's GianChands outwitted GlenlivetsOf the total sales of around 6,75,000 cases (of nine litres each) of single malts in India last year, around 3,45,000 cases were retailed b...
- Japanese whisky celebrates 100 years of tradition as craft distilleries reshape industryThe surge in craft whisky follows a boom and bust period, with Japanese whiskies gaining international acclaim after 2008.
- Indian single malts could turn the table on scotchSince the early 1990s, when the restrictions were gradually lifted, Indians have taken enthusiastically to the real thing — what’s more, gr...
- Heady growth of desi brands: The rise of India's single-malt industryThe climate in India allows whiskey to mature faster, but international standards require a three-year maturity period. Indian makers argue...
- Asia is taking over the world’s whisky market despite hurdlesScotch whisky sales are booming in Asia, with the region surpassing the European Union as the largest buyer of the spirit. This growth come...
- Whiskey producer William Grant & Sons in talks with Amrut Distilleries for bottling dealWhile single malts are not allowed to be bottled outside Scotland, William Grant is likely to look at bottling its support brands in India.
- United Spirits to soon appoint investment bankers for Whyte & Mackay saleDiageo had said in a statement that the offer covers Whyte & Mackay’s Invergordon, Jura and Fetteracaim distilleries in Scotland.
- USL to be profit-positive in 6 years, says Agnes Bota of DiageoBota further confirmed that group firm United Breweries is a non-core investment and the new investor (Diageo) would want to focus only on ...
- Whyte & Mackay may be put on block to smoothen Diageo dealAnalysts say that several industry players such as Italy's Gruppo Campari, Bacardi and Japanese firm Suntory would want to gulp up Whyte & ...
- Diageo-United Spirits deal to change the domestic liquor industry dynamicsThe acquisition will change the industry dynamics, with two rival MNCs Diageo and Pernod Ricard vying for a major share of Rs 55,000-cr mar...
- Liquor companies like Diageo, William Grant & Sons using Scotch-tasting sessions to feed off each other’s customer poolThe Indian luxury mkt is estimated to grow 21% a year to around Rs 73,500 crore by 2015, up from about Rs 23,700 crore, in 2009.
- Famous Grouse breaks ties with RadicoScotch giant Edrington Group, makers of Famous Grouse Whisky, has set up a 100% Indian arm after snapping ties with domestic major Radico K...
- Raising a toast to the last King of ScotlandAcquisition makes UB Group the world’s No.2 liquor-maker on volume basis.
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