GODAWAN FRUIT AND SPICY WHISKY
Godawan is the first Luxury and artisan single malt from the state of Rajasthan. Each bottle of Godawan can be traced back to a cluster of barley farms in Rajasthan, ensuring transparency and authenticity of the product.
₹5,400.00
Fruit & spice expression. On the nose, we can expect candied figs, vanilla, pepper, mace and dry apricots. Upon taking a sip, almost tastes like flambed Christmas pudding, there’s almost like nougat flavour, giving a very light crisp & buttery mouthfeel.
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