Archive · 19 May 2025
Indian Whisky Lovers Explore Distilleries in Scotland and Japan
Whisky lovers in India are now traveling to the Scotland, Japan and India to discover how the spirit is made.
Whisky appreciation clubs are curating trips to distilleries around the world.
In 2024, Indian single malt sales surpassed Scotch whisky sales, showing Indians' interest in whisky.
These trips often include exclusive tastings and tours not available to the general public.
Clubs like SMAC and The Dram Club organize these experiences.
Distillery visits offer unique expressions and insights into whisky production.
There is a growing interest in Indian single malts too.
Indian whisky enthusiasts are increasingly traveling to visit distilleries in Scotland, Japan, and India.
Indian single malt sales exceeded Scotch whisky sales in 2024.
Whisky appreciation clubs organize curated trips to distilleries.
These trips often include exclusive tastings and tours.
There's a growing interest in Indian single malts.
- Who
- Indian whisky lovers and appreciation clubs.
- What
- Whisky enthusiasts are touring distilleries.
- When
- Ongoing, with trips planned for the future.
- Where
- Scotland, Japan, and India.
- Why
- Indians are traveling to discover the legend of malts.
- Club organizing trips
- Bengaluru-based Single Malt Amateur Club (SMAC)
- The Dram Club trip to Scotland
- August 2025
- Scotland Distillery
- The Singleton of Glen Ord
- Japan's First Malt Whisky Distillery
- Yamazaki Distillery
- Indian single malt sales exceeded Scotch
- 2024