While beers are often said to be the drink youngsters ‘chill’ over, whiskies take on a more mature and romantic image. Whisky is often a mark of class, and might even be a drink that establishes a certain status quo.

Single malts almost always get credit for being the highlight of the whiskey brand, the Holy Grail for all whisky lovers. But for the up and comers in the drinking game, single malts are nothing more than an aspiration. You never start off with the top tier stuff – neither your stomach nor your budget can handle it. You need to acquire the taste first, and then work your way up. Enter: blended grain whisky.

To the uninitiated, grain whiskies are the filler-in blends, bringing out the real flavor from the single malts. They are also usually cheaper to make, and hence won’t burn a hole in your pocket. What better place for a newbie whisky drinker to start!

Once you work your way up the ladder, perhaps somewhere along the road, you’ll find yourselves face to face with a more distinguished brand. Brands that are Indian at heart and in spirit. At this point in your drinking journey, you might consider blended whisky brands, or another Indian premium whisky label.

Whisky is increasingly becoming a popular option for those who are just breaking into the drinking game. And why wouldn’t they be? After all, society often associates a certain amount of swag to anyone who can pull off a comfortable look with a neat peg of whisky in their hands.

To the uninitiated, grain whiskies are the filler-in blends, bringing out the real flavor from the single malts. They are also usually cheaper to make, and hence won’t burn a hole in your pocket. What better place for a newbie whisky drinker to start!

Once you work your way up the ladder, perhaps somewhere along the road, you’ll find yourselves face to face with a more distinguished brand. Brands that are Indian at heart and in spirit. At this point in your drinking journey, you might consider blended whisky brands, or another Indian premium whisky label.

Whisky is increasingly becoming a popular option for those who are just breaking into the drinking game. And why wouldn’t they be? After all, society often associates a certain amount of swag to anyone who can pull off a comfortable look with a neat peg of whisky in their hands.