INDRI SINGLE MALT
Indri Single Malt is made from the classic 6 row Indian Barley grown in Rajasthan for hundreds of years. It is manually harvested and hand-selected for malting. The malted barley is then mashed and fermented before being distilled in traditional onion head pot still. The whisky is a marriage of liquids from three different types of casks. Ex-Bourbon Casks – Ex-French Wine Casks, PX-Sherry Casks.
Price range: ₹450.00 through ₹5,400.00
Elegant richness, smooth and warm on the sides of the mouth. Gentle spice and wood characters come through, followed by nutty flavours and hints of burnt pineapple, citrus and raisins. A subtle and balanced finish where each flavour compliments one another without dominating.
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