“The club is the very essence of Englishness,” wrote Julian Fellowes, creator of Downton Abbey. While he may have been referring to the exclusive gentlemen’s establishments of St. James’s, the sentiment holds true for the illustrious social clubs of British India—hallowed halls where officers, bureaucrats, and the haute bourgeoisie gathered over cigars, single malts, and spirited debates about empire and excess. Governor Sahab, the newly … Continue reading Food Review: Governor Sahab, Nashik – A Stately Affair with a Colonial Twist