RAMPUR ASAVA
Matured in American Bourbon barrels and meticulously finished in Indian Cabernet Sauvignon casks for the first time in History resulting in a unique expression with an impeccable balance.

RAMPUR ASAVA
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₹14,500.00
Nose: Full-bodied aroma of tropical fruits, smooth malty tones and oaky notes from double oak-wood barrels create an aurora of flavors.
Palate: Velvety, manuka honey sweetness highlighted by spicy oak, vanilla and balanced with dryness from Indian red wine.
Finish: The Indian trail lingers with a medium finish. Tantalizingly long, lingering and generous.
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