Recent Amrut Articles
Why Indian Whisky Isn't Always Legally "Whisky" in Europe
Picture this: you're at a bar in Mumbai, you order a whisky, the bartender pours you something amber-colored and familiar-looking, and you drink it and enjoy it. Now imagine flying that same bottle to Frankfurt or Paris, walking it up to a liquor store counter, and being told you can't sell it as w
India's Single Malt Whisky Hits 500,000 Cases with 22% Growth
India's Single Malt Revolution: Half a Million Cases, 22 Percent Growth, and a Category That's Rewriting the Global Whisky Map For decades, serious whisky drinkers in America looked to Scotland, Japan, or Kentucky when they wanted something worth thinking about. India barely registered as a blip o
India's Single Malt Whisky Revolution Has Gone Global
India's Single Malt Revolution Is No Longer a Whisper For most of the twentieth century, the whisky world operated by a set of rules nobody had to write down. Scotch sat at the top. American bourbon and rye occupied a proud and separate throne. Japanese whisky, after decades of patient craftsmansh
