Asa Abraham, corporate PR and communications head, Paul John Whisky, tells us that they have tried to translate much of the touch-and-feel experience of the physical tour online. "The tour is live, and not recorded. The walkthrough is conducted by our resident tour guide who will take you through the balcao [balcony] to the main area," she explains. The tour also includes delving into the brand's decades-old history, and visits to the granary, mash tun (a brewhouse vessel), fermenters and the copper pot still, interspersed with insights into the various stages of whisky-making.

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"We then move to the warehouse where the barrels rest before proceeding towards the tasting room," says Abraham, adding that the tasting box comprises miniatures of their three popular blends Brilliance, Edited and Bold, along with a patented tasting glass from Scotland. Her tip for tipplers trying whisky tasting back home: "Keep a glass of water for hydration, and a small teaspoon to pour two drops in the glass during the tasting session, coaxing the aromas and flavours of the whisky to bloom."

Somanna Muthanna

On Today, 6.15 pm
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Cost Rs 500 onwards (only for tour)

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