NCPCR probes child labour at Som Distilleries' unit; stock tanks 16%
Over 50 children were found working in the manufacture of liquor, including 20 girls, says NCPCR chairperson Priyank Kanoongo.
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Nectar Of The Gods
From a whisky crafted during World War II, to a vodka encased in diamonds, a lowdown on some of the world’s most desirable and rarest elixirs.
Will Scotch whisky prices crash to half under Indo-UK FTA?
One of the key demands of Britain - duty reduction and gradual zero duty on alcoholic beverages – likely to be accepted by India.
Radico Khaitan: In high spirits
Passion for the liquor trade has made Abhishek Khaitan, MD of the branded spirits manufacturer, build top-selling premium brands by targeting niches.
Bacardi India: In high spirits
Not only is Bacardi India’s bet on whisky paying off, it is looking to tap further into the consumer’s preference for quality with more premium products.
Moët Hennessy: Raising the bar
Moët Hennessy Asia-Pacific head Laurent Morel sees a growing trend of cocktail culture and premiumisation in India, allowing the brand to chart new growth territories.
Can Bira make it in the Big Apple?
India’s first bottled craft beer has impressed the desi drinker. It is now turning to the world’s craft beer capital for some extra fizz.
Jobs Made in India
A whole range of gourmet products, from artisanal chocolate to single-estate coffee to fine single malts, is pushing the unlikely agenda of Make in India. Changing consumer behaviour is fuelling demand for local products—and thereby employment.
The gold in your cellar
With a friendlier tax regime, investment in blue-chip wines could become the rage.
