New single malts that are lifting the spirits of the Indian whisky lover

The market for single malts in India may be small but it's far from staid

Veer Arjun Singh 

A breakfast meeting usually necessitates a tall Americano. The dark liquid speaks to me gently but convincingly, especially after I have navigated rush-hour Gurugram traffic half asleep. This time, my drooping eyes have a worthy companion to settle on and perk up swiftly.

Struan Grant Ralph, global brand ambassador of Glenfiddich, was himself recovering from stubborn Holi colours and a gluten-free beer from the night before. But trust a Scotsman to suggest whisky for breakfast. Old malts are beginning to please a younger audience, he tells me. He’s well-placed to know — the ...

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First Published: Fri, March 29 2019. 20:44 IST