India's booming single malt whisky market faces a significant challenge: time. Demand has surged dramatically, outpacing production capabilities due to the years required for maturation. Distilleries are struggling to meet orders, with even increased capacity needing years to yield sellable stock. This situation mirrors past global whisky booms, highlighting the long-term nature of whisky production.
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