Creating Buzz : Indri Trini – A New Indian Single Malt
Historic Perspective In the third century BCE — when trade links among India and different regions of the planet was thriving — Chandragupta Maurya started constructing a highway along what was known as Uttarpath or “Northern Road”. The street would associate Central Asia to significant exchange places India, including what is currently Taxila in Rawalpindi, […]
India’s Biggest Wine Boutique : Tonique
Envision a store that rides two stories, flaunts six-foot-tall signage, and is spread north of 25,000 square feet in the actual heart of Bengaluru. A store to meander at relaxation, perusing the racks for interesting whiskies and rare wines. Where you could enjoy an invitees-just tasting with your number one Italian winemaker. Or on the […]
A New Trend : Gin Without Tonic
What do whisky and gin share practically speaking? They can be delighted in flawless, presented with a couple of shapes of ice or barrel-matured. While G&Ts have their fans, tasting gins are getting, but leisurely. Around a long time back, one of the most discussed local specialty gins of 2020, Terai, showed up in Mumbai. […]
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Gin & Tonic
Pina Colada
Mint Julep
Tom Collins
White Russian
Mai Tai
Espresso Martini
Long Island Iced Tea
Sangria
Manhattan
Sidecar
Rob Roy
Black Russian
Whiskey Sour
Tequila Sunrise
Jim Beam Vs Jack Daniels : The Final Winner
Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 is the most popular American whiskey on the planet. There’s nary a corner of the world you can venture without finding a bottle of Jack on the shelf. Then there’s Jim Beam, dubbed the world’s most popular “bourbon” (Tennessee whiskey is technically bourbon, too — so bourbon aside, Beam is the third best-selling whiskey in the world). Beam is also available worldwide at a great price. And like Jack, people have long-term, even generational associations with the brand.
The Best Indian Gins, Whiskies And Rum In 2022
The results of the International Wine and Spirits Competition (IWSC) 2022 are out, and 10 Indian spirits are on the list. The Indian gins, whiskies and rums won among over 4,000 entrants across the world. In 2020, Stranger & Sons became the first Indian gin to win gold at the IWSC. This year, one of the distillery’s soon-to-launch offerings has made it to the list, and there’s still another gin winning Gold. Hint: it offers no less than a coffee high.
12 Great Bottles of Single Malt Scotch to Sip This Summer
“Whisky is for enjoyment, and you should enjoy it as you choose,” said Charles MacLean, the world’s most interesting (and least pretentious) authority on Scotch. The 69-year-old whisky sage lives in the heart of Edinburgh and is the author of 18 books on the spirit, including Whiskypedia, a pocket-sized primer that should be in every Scotch drinker’s library. “But if you want to really get to grips with it, there are two very simple rules: One, use an appropriate Glencairn glass, and two, don’t add ice.”