Climate: France: Cooler climate, especially in the north. This leads to wines with higher acidity and lighter bodies, often described as elegant or restrained. Spain: Warmer climate, resulting in wines with bolder flavors, higher alcohol content, and a fuller body. Spanish wines can be described as riper and fruitier. Grapes: France: Known for specific grape varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, and Merlot. There's a strong emphasis on grape variety defining the wine's style. Spain: Utilizes more indigenous grape varieties like Tempranillo, Garnacha (Gr ..read more

India has a diverse climate and soil conditions, making it suitable for cultivating a variety of grape varieties for wine production. Some of the grape varieties commonly grown in India for wine production include: 1. Cabernet Sauvignon: This is a popular red wine grape variety known for its deep color, rich flavor, and aging potential. It is often used in blends. 2. Merlot: Another red wine grape, Merlot is known for its soft and velvety texture. It is often used in blending to add roundness to the wine. 3. Shiraz/Syrah: Known as Syrah in many parts of the world, this red wine grape produces ..read more

Speyside distillery-Glen Grant reveled exquisite masterpiece 7 exclusive bottles the Glen Grant Devotion 70 year’s old single malt. The whisky is at a high strength 55.5% ABV matured in French Oak Butt Cask known to be a larger type of barrel -Oloroso Sherry filled in 1953 at Glen Grant Distillery. Especially hand-blown sculptural decanters have been designed to give an eye catching look to this limited edition release. The release is a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II's 70 years of service and was inspired by her reign. This also displayed the loyalty and love brought together with the personal ..read more

Bartender Whisky Awards an international recognition does not need any introduction. Amrut Distilleries participated in Bartender Whisky Awards held in San Francisco in 2019. The organization had been led for 43 years by Neelakanta Rao Jagdale. By 2009, he had nearly single-handedly transformed a modest booze store on Bengaluru's Mysore Road, established in 1948, into a highly sought-after whisky establishment. Amrut won a gold medal as the ‘World Whisky Producer of the Year’. The team behind Amrut, which was founded in 2001 by Neelakanta Rao, his son Rakshit, and Vikram Nikam, gave Indian cra ..read more

Limited edition whisky refers to a specific batch or release of whisky that is produced in a limited quantity and is typically available for a limited period of time. These whiskies are often created to commemorate a special occasion, celebrate a milestone, or showcase unique characteristics or flavors. The limited nature of these whiskies adds to their exclusivity and collectability, making them highly sought after by whisky enthusiasts and collectors. Limited edition whiskies can vary in their production size, ranging from a few hundred bottles to a few thousand, depending on the distillery ..read more

Wine Tasting Guide Introduction Welcome to our comprehensive wine tasting guide! Whether you are a wine enthusiast looking to expand your knowledge or simply curious about the world of wine, this article is here to provide you with valuable insights and tips on how to properly taste and appreciate the exquisite flavors and aromas found in different types of wine. The Basics of Wine Tasting Appearance The first step in wine tasting is to observe the appearance of the wine. Hold the glass by the stem against a white background and notice the color intensity and hue. Reds may range from deep ruby ..read more

Jack Daniel’s is on a tear lately. Over the last two years, the brand has released some truly killer new bottles of Jack Daniel’s, covering everything from bottled-in-bond masterpieces to American single malt, hazmat bourbon, superb rye whiskeys, blended American whiskeys, and age stated expressions of their classic Old No. 7. Let’s focus on the latter. Back in November of 2021, Jack Daniel’s shook the American whiskey world with the release of Jack Daniel’s 10-Year-Old, which was so good that it went on to top tons of “best of” lists. Today, Jack Daniel’s released the next volley in their Jac ..read more

Individual preferences vary; some prefer strong whisky served neat, while others prefer the added dilution of whisky served over ice. If you're a seasoned whisky connoisseur, you might want to try sipping it straight without adding any water or ice, which is known as "Whiskey on the rocks." "Whisky neat" is always served without adding any ice, water, or mixing and is typically served in a small glass to open the flavour profile. For whisky enthusiasts who prefer to drink it neat or on the rocks, Jameson Irish Whiskey delivers a totally new experience ..read more

Tasting Hight after a thorough research is proud to offer an exceptional selection of single malt whiskies. Single malt whisky, often referred to as Scotch whisky, is becoming increasingly popular among whisky connoisseurs and casual whisky drinkers alike. But what makes single malt whisky so special? Single malt whisky is made from only one type of malt, typically a barley grain that has been malted. Unlike other types of whisky, single malt whisky is distilled in a single distillery, and it is not blended with any other whiskies. This single-distillery approach gives single malt whisky its u ..read more

Scotch Regions are segregated into 6 major regions producing scotch of different taste and flavor profile from Highland, Lowlands, Speyside, Campbeltown, Islay. Highland is basically referred as the whisky produced in the distilleries based out on Mountains and Lowland whisky produced in the distilleries based on the foothills of mountains in the whisky regions. Highland distilleries normally produce single malt whisky high on peat, smoky and bold character whisky made from 100% malted barley using pot at a single distillery. this whisky is normally less complex in nature with more concentrate ..read more