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Soft and well-rounded with continued vanilla cream. Fresh pear, banana and hints of cardamom and oak. Spicy with bits of oak intermingling with the sweetness and brown sugar notes. After adding water, more winter spices come through.The sweet citrus peels return, along with a little bit of meadowsweet (honey). Whisky ends in notes of warming spice and bitter citrus.
Imperial Blue Whisky, also known as Seagram’s Imperial Blue is one of the most popular and iconic whisky brands in India. It is a blend of imported scotch malts and fine Indian grain spirits.
Like most indian blended whiskies from the economy segment, the bagpiper blend is created by combining imported scotch malts with neutral spirits distilled from molasses. Whisky brands in india that belong to the premium segment blend scotch malts with fine grain whisky, although brands such as bagpiper opt for neutral spirit in order to lower the costs.
Antiquity blue is the true blue of whiskies. Made of the finest indian malts and rare scotch carefully blended with premium grain spirit, it is painstakingly distilled in copper pot stills, matured and mellowed in imported white oak casks and fused with premium scotch. The pronounced malt and rich wood aroma, with a whiff of peat and heather supplements the fantasy while its subtle nuances come from the choicest components of the blend, giving it a full smooth flavour and a bouquet that proclaims its royal pedigree. Truly india’s finest.
Blenders Pride Reserve Collection is the most premium whisky in India achieved by carefully blending together some of the finest reserve whiskies. The extraordinary Scotch malts employed in the Blenders Pride Reserve Collection are uniquely matured through the Solera process in the most meticulously chosen barrels. The Blenders Pride Reserve Collection has a unique embossing of the brand name, and has a blue packaging instead of black packaging which further differentiates it from the Blenders Pride Rare Premium Whisky.
Signature Premier Grain whisky is part of Master Blender Caroline Martin’s reserve selection. Crafted with care for special occasions. This varietal from her selection is a vintage whisky crafted by blending 8 year old Scotch malts with 100% aged Indian malts. Savour the toasted wood with a wan toffee finish, for a rich and unforgettable experience.
Distilled & blended with imported scotch concentrate, Wolf Stone whisky is made to match the Indian taste palette & the Indian spirit of brotherhood. From Manas Distillers & Vintners, this is a premium blended whiskey meant to for sharing with your pack of brothers, the pack that always has your back.
Oaksmith International Blended Whisky aims to set a new standard by being the first in India to blend Scotch Malt Whiskies, Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky – some from distilleries over 200 years old – with the finest grain spirits. This blend is crafted by globally revered blender from Japan – Shinji Fukuyo, Chief Blender Suntory, the Founding House of Japanese Whisky – and who has created some of the world’s most awarded whiskies like Yamazaki and Hibiki.
When the hand of clock strikes 8, its time to end the wait. Blended with rich quality grains, it unleashes carefree streak & engulfs one into an aura of unmatched experience which captures the true essence of the brand.
ICONiQ White is a delightful blend of imported Scotch malts aged in bourbon oak casks, blended with select matured malt and finest Indian grain spirits.
The fruity and nutty aromas of the blend complement its woody character.
Rusty Finest Blended Whisky is our version of a smooth and rich Whisky derived through careful distillation and using aged spirits. It encapsulates the spirit of our distillation process, which is a great respect for quality. Rusty is pure, true to its name Whisky with powerful citrusy and smokey notes. We use the finest hand-picked Indian Malt and Scotch Spirits to create a balanced but smokey whisky with a lingering finish.
This blended whisky from India’s Amrut Distillery combines the highly-regarded Amrut single malt with the distillery’s grain whiskies, and was produced to mark the distillery’s 25 years of whisky production. It carries no age statement, but given that Amrut bottles its single malts at around 5 years, it’s safe to say that this is a fairly young whisky.
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