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TopicIndian single malt whisky

Topic: Indian single malt whisky

John Distilleries launches gift-with-purchase campaign for Paul John XO brandy

The company said Paul John XO is produced from Ugni Blanc and Bangalore Purple grapes and bottled at 46% ABV after more than ten years’ maturation in medium-toasted new French Limousin oak barrels.

Paul John unveils 8th limited Christmas Edition 2025 single malt finished in cream casks

The expression is an unpeated single malt distilled in Goa by John Distilleries. The release is non-chill-filtered, contains no additives and is bottled at 48% ABV.

Paul John Whisky, Malhar Gin win top honours at Soho India Wine & Spirits Awards 2025

Goa: Creators of the Paul John Indian Single Malt Whisky and Malhar India Craft Gin, John Distilleries registered yet another stellar showing at the...

Paul John Whisky unveils limited edition single malt ‘Bengaluru Habba’ at Kempegowda duty free

Bengaluru Habba celebrates the city’s vibrant festive spirit with a collectible bottling available only at the airport from 19 September, 2025.

Indian single malt Paul John Whisky shines at World Whisky Masters 2025; wins 3 master medals, 2 golds

Paul John Whisky, India’s homegrown single malt, has reaffirmed its position as a leader on the global whisky stage at the Spirits Business Awards 2025.

Madhvan is a new whisky in the market. ‘Made in India’ is great again

UBD’s second blended whisky, Madhvan was launched on 22 August at The Claridges in Delhi. It foregrounds cultural pride.

Royal, rich, Rajputi—Indian single malt whisky now global cool. A new culture being distilled

Radico Khaitan’s Rampur, Piccadily’s Indri, and Paul John are new breed of single malt whiskies—internationally acclaimed and India-made, exuding foreigner-friendly notions of the ‘Indian summer’.

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Wharton India Economic Forum: How India’s sustainability transition is turning pragmatic

Experts discuss India’s sustainability journey and how it is evolving from a narrative of climate intent to one grounded in economics, infrastructure, and long-term returns.

The curious case of Pakistan’s JF-17 ‘orders’

Pakistan lacks capacity to deliver aircraft at pace suggested by its claimed contracts as it depends on China for avionics, electronic warfare, weapons, and on Russia for engines. 

Pakistan se azaadi. Grow up India, stop giving it prime real estate in your psyche

Pakistan not only has zero chance of catching up with India in most areas, but will inevitably see the gap rising. Its leaders will offer its people the same snake oil in different bottles.