Indian Single Malt May Be Top-Selling By 2035
Indian Single Malts will be among the world's top selling spirits by 2035, says Ashwin Balivada, Executive Director, Imperial Distillers.
Indian Single Malts will be among the world's top selling spirits by 2035, says Ashwin Balivada, Executive Director, Imperial Distillers.
Producing single malt whisky in India is not only economically viable but also makes strategic sense, says Heemanshu Ashar, Head of Marketing (Luxury Portfolio), John Distilleries Ltd.
India has always been known for its whisky market, and single malts have a strong potential here, says Kunal Patel, MD and CEO, Monika Alcobev.
The demand for single malt whiskies in India is rising due to increased consumer awareness, says Ashok Chokalingam, Head – Distilling & International Sales, Amrut Distilleries.
The focus on single malt brands is with regards to quality and experience, which millennials and young women tend to prioritise over quantity, says Gaurav Singh, CEO -Mumbai Travel Retail Pvt Ltd (Ospree Duty Free).
Indian single malts have carved a unique space for themselves, says Master Blender Surrinder Kumar, Piccadily Agro Industries Ltd.
Indian consumers are open to exploring single malts from countries beyond traditional producers, Says Sumedh Singh Mandla, CEO of VBev.