Things To Know About Indian Whiskies

India is one of the largest consumers of whisky around the world, which certainly reflects their love for this water of life. While several international brands already have their presence in the Indian whisky market, a lot of Indian whisky brands are also emerging in the country. 

Nearly all the whisky produced in India is distilled from fermented molasses blended with either grain whisky or pre-blended Scotch. Some of the most popular expressions available in the country are Royal Stag and Blender. Continue reading…

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