India's Indri Visitor Centre emerges as a landmark in global whisky tourism, offering an immersive experience that blends heritage, innovat...

Tilaknagar Industries, India's largest brandy maker, has entered the premium whisky market. They launched Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky, a...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in India to promote Scotch whisky sales. A new trade deal is expected to significantly boost exports...

Indri by Piccadily Distilleries aims for global dominance, reflecting Indian pride. Indian single malts surge in popularity, capturing 53% ...

The UK government highlights the India-UK FTA's benefits for Scotland, particularly for salmon and whisky industries. Tariffs on Scottish s...

Scotch whisky tariff may become a bone of contention between the Donald Trump-headed US Government and the UK.

Indian single malt whiskies have made history by surpassing renowned international brands in terms of sales. According to the Confederation...

The data revealed that India imported 219 million bottles of Scotch compared to France's 205 million last year, growing more than 200% in t...

The global brand ambassador, Gemma Paterson will hold guided tastings of the hand-crafted single malt whisky in different cities in India

The possibility of using whisky by-products as a next generation biofuel is being explored by a Scottish start-up.

The possibility of using whisky by-products as a next generation biofuel is being explored by a Scottish start-up.

George Sinclair & Sons is part of a pedigree Scottish family, which controls small niche scotch whiskey brands like King Henry VIII, Clan S...

The maker of France's first single malt whisky could face legal action for labelling its dram Scottish.

The influential Scotch Whisky Association (SWA), the governing body of Scotland's most famous industry, finds Supreme Court order allowing ...

The Westminster Government has come up with detailed legislative proposals to give geographical definitions to protect its Scotch whisky in...

Scotch Whisky Association’s (SWA) move to protect Scotch as a geographical product is beginning to impact major Indian spirits companies.

The next time you get ready to say cheers, make sure your cup of joy is not diluted but pure.