Premium Indian whiskies have been gaining global ground, with the likes of Indri, Paul John and Amrut winning accolades and admirers

INDRI, India Dec 17 (Reuters) - Oak casks, once used to store bourbon and wine, are stacking up in a distillery near New Delhi, filled with ageing whisky as workers churn out almost 10,000 bottles a day of Indian single malt Indri, recently named the world's best whisky.

Expensive spirit which retail upward of ₹2000 per bottle

After two week liquor supply in Delhi is finally improved

World whiskies have been gaining attention for some time, but those from India are the ones grabbing the spotlight right now.

Move over glenlivet, macallan, lagavulin, and talisker its now time for

The first sip taste like heaven the second one takes you there

Whiskies of the World Award – Indian brands that emerged winners

Fuelled by a dynamic and diverse consumer base, the market has witnessed a spirited embrace of Indian single malts which are writing a new chapter for India’s growing love for homegrown spirits

Indri becomes ‘the only Indian brand’ to make it to the most coveted list of Best Whiskeys to Drink in 2024, by the USA based VinePair