Whiskey

The sweet somethings of Cheeni Kum: How Tabu's tanginess makes perfect palette cleanser to Amitabh Bachchan's saltiness

In R Balki's 2006 film Cheeni Kum, Tabu and Amitabh Bachchan play lovers divided by age [34 vs 64], lifestyle choice [non-vegetarian vs vegetarian], and tastes [sweet vs bitter].

What’s in your glass — Whisky or Whiskey?

The right way to understand the difference between whisky and whiskey lies in its history and how one makes the spirit.

Johnnie Walker whiskey will be sold in recyclable paper bottles from 2021, announces Diageo

The distiller said that it has created a 100 percent paper-based spirits bottle made entirely from sustainably sourced wood

Artificial tongue can taste whiskey, detect differences and find out if its fake

Whisky is poured over board with gold and aluminium and measure how they absorb light when submerged.

Delhi Metro Rail: Things you are allowed to carry and things you cannot

While metro passengers are allowed to carry most daily use items there are some exceptions. It is important to know these to avoid fines.

Glenmorangie's Spios: Bill Lumsden on whiskey maker's limited-edition series this year

This year, for its ninth outing, the private edition, which as Bill Lumsden says, “is an opportunity to experiment, to try and do something different,” sees the malt maker age their whiskey in American casks that once held spicier rye whiskey.

Maroon 5 releases latest track 'Whiskey' from album Red Pill Blues; song features A$AP Rocky

Maroon 5's new song 'Whiskey', featuring A$AP Rocky, is the fourth from the album Red Pill Blues. The other released songs include, 'Cold' featuring Future, 'Don't Wanna Know' featuring Kendrick Lamar and 'What Lovers Do' featuring SZA.

United Spirits falls over 8% after Diageo offers to sell W&M's whiskey assets

Analysts say the sale of W&M, while reducing the company's debt, may already be reflected in United Spirits' shares, which have risen more than five-fold since the start of 2012.<br /><br />

Jim Beam, Teachers get new owner in Japan's Suntory

The maker of classic American liquors such as Jim Beam and Maker's Mark has agreed to be purchased by a Japanese company in a $13.62 billion deal that would create the third largest global premium spirits business.

Booze blitz: Where does alcohol figure in poll campaigns?

Here is you quick guide to alcohol's role in electioneering: