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The Quiet Story of VAT 69
The tale of VAT 69 begins in the late 1800s, when Scotch whisky blending was still finding its place. William Sanderson, a blender known for his meticulous approach, created nearly a hundred different whisky samples and stored each one in its own vat. When a panel of tasters gathered to choose the most balanced of the lot, it was the liquid resting in Vat No. 69 Â that quietly stood out. The name, meant to be purely practical, eventually became the identity of the whisky itsel
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A Closer Look at Simba Stout: India’s Bold, Dark Craft Expression
For a long time, India’s beer market has been shaped mostly by light lagers and familiar, easy-drinking styles. In this setting, Simba Stout represents one of the darker options now available as local breweries experiment with broader varieties. Brewed in India, it has attracted attention from drinkers who are curious about exploring flavours different from the usual mainstream selections. The stout appears dark in the glass, and its aroma shows typical roasted malt notes suc
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Sauza Tequila: A Global Legacy Finding Its Space in India’s Growing Spirits Market
Tequila’s global growth has brought renewed attention to long-established producers, including Sauza, which traces its origins to 1873 in Jalisco, Mexico. Today the brand is distributed in more than 75 countries as part of the Suntory Global Spirits portfolio, making it one of the more widely recognised names in the category. Sauza’s profile in international markets often comes from its straightforward, consistent character, especially in cocktails. Both Sauza Silver and Sauz
Nov 23
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