This winter menu isn’t just about food; it’s about feeling the season, honoring the past, and celebrating the natural rhythms of the earth
A new whisky with a bold attitude has arrived, and it is designed to catch the eye long before it hits the glass.
With drinkers now seeking depth, provenance and craftsmanship, premiumisation is no longer a trend but a cultural shift. Aberfeldy's Matthew Cordiner discusses how this evolution is influencing both global whisky makers and the maturing palate of Indian drinkers.
As Seoul Dak prepares to serve thousands of customers in Bengaluru, one thing is certain: the appetite for Korea in India is insatiable.
Ambarsar, The Golden Griddle, draws on the region’s rooted flavours and the communal spirit that defines its cooking traditions
Tilaknagar Industries Ltd, long recognised for its leadership in brandy with their marquee product Mansion House, is now stepping confidently into this high-growth space of premium whiskeys with the launch of Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky.
Chef Vedant Newatia's Atelier V menu brings together flavours from Mexico, the UK, Japan, Italy, Korea, Greece, Jamaica, Switzerland, and India, while Masala Code follows the same principle but closer home, stretching from Kashmir, Assam, Maharashtra to Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.
The newly launched DŌAAB Expression 02: The Old Man & The Blossom by Globus Spirits Ltd. is a contemplative blend of Indian craft and Japanese restraint.
Suntory Whisky Toki Black, the House of Suntory’s first-ever limited-edition release, is available at Delhi and Mumbai Duty Free.
his multi-year collaboration is a calculated move by the Scotch giant to capture a specific and rapidly growing consumer base in India, one that is younger, more diverse, and increasingly drawn to global luxury brands.
Chivas Regal challenges whisky traditions with a transparent twist.
At Phra Nakhon in Bangkok, a vegan menu of profound flavour and elegance redefines Thai tradition on the banks of the Chao Phraya.
Each of the 173 bottles is unique, designed in Jaipur Blue Pottery is an ode to the fragile craft, revived in recent decades by the award-winning artisan Dr. Leela Bordia.
With consumers seeking premium, sustainable, and innovative blends, these brands are no longer just keeping pace with global players—they’re setting the tone for what the “new Indian cup” looks like.
With signature creations and art-inspired cocktails, the evening unfolded as a seamless interplay of colour, texture, and flavour that lingered well beyond the table.
At the NRAI Indian Restaurant Summit in Goa, Zorawar Kalra shares why passion, planning, and perseverance matter more than glamour in the food business, and outlines his vision for India’s dining industry.
India is firmly establishing its presence on the global spirits map with innovative spirits winning international awards.
Jaipur itself is quietly remaking itself. The food and beverage landscape is growing more ambitious.
With just 151 hand-crafted decanters available globally, each priced at $50,000, this exquisite creation is a testimony to celebrating a whisky that truly takes a lifetime to create
Roseate House New Delhi recently hosted the Flavours of Gujarat festival, offering diners an authentic taste of Kutch and Kathiyawad cuisine curated by Chef Poonam Dedhia.
In a nation awash in plastic waste, Indian vodka brand V21 is showing that packaging can be part of the solution.





