India's single malts take centre stage in $33 billion spirits market

Indian single malts are reshaping the $33 billion spirits market, gaining global recognition and altering the industry landscape.

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Indri, a two-year-old Indian single malt recently named the world's best whisky, is driving production expansion with unique features like a three-hole golf course.

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Established global brands like Glenlivet and Talisker are competing with Indian rivals Indri, Amrut, and Rampur as consumers explore new whisky brands during the pandemic.

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Brands like Indri, Amrut, and Rampur have seen significant growth, outpacing Scotch in 2021-22, with Indian malt consumption predicted to grow at 13% annually until 2027.

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Pernod Ricard and Diageo respond to the trend by launching Indian single malts, Longitude 77 and Godawan, signalling a shift from Scotch to embracing Indian whiskies.

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Industry leaders express optimism about the future of Indian single malts, citing growth and recognition, both domestically and internationally.

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