Amrut—The Great Churn Devatha, Sriram Piotrków Kujawski

AmrutThe Great Churn: The Global Story of Indias First Single Malt This book is the tale of how a home-grown brand attained international cult status. But it is also more than that: the story of an India that not just consumes global products, but makes for the worlda tale of resilience, innovation and the pursuit of excellence. One fine day in Ooty, Bangalore-based businessman Neelakanta Rao Jagdale mixed single malt whisky with peated whisky, both crafted in his family-owned distillery. This blend would put Amrut on the world map, succeeding beyond Jagdales wildest dreams. He had crafted nectar fit for the gods, much like the one that rose out of the great churn of the Puranas, a whisky that would captivate connoisseurs worldwideAmrut Fusion. India is a land of whisky-drinkersof the sort made from molasses, yes, but also premium Scotch. For the latter lot, anything Indian was anathema. Jagdale, a visionary, dared to dream beyond the molasses-based whiskies that India was known for. His strategy was clear: for Indian whisky to be acceptable to Indians, it would first have to be accepted by the Scots. And thus began the journey of Amrut Whisky and its many expressions, the most popular of which remains the Amrut Fusion. Autor: Sriram Devatha Wydawnictwo: Westland Publications Limited Rok wydania: 2024 Okładka: twarda Liczba stron: 248 Wymiary: 22.3 x 15.1 x 2.3 cm Język: angielski ISBN: 9789360458287