PAUL JOHN NIRVANA SINGLE MALT
Like the rest of the Paul John range, Nirvana is made without any added flavours or colouring. … The new whisky is said to have “soft aromas of caramel, Bourbon and fruitcake” and “flavours of succulent vanilla and sweet honeycomb [that] enhance the sublime and honeyed finish”.
Price range: ₹225.00 through ₹3,275.00
Appearance : Deep Copper.
Nose : An attractive honeycombed bourbon with luscious fruitcake, with a light whiff of enticing caramel pudding.
Palate : A delightful soft honey with a slight salt-edged barley; an excellent mouthfeel with honeycomb sweetness.
Finish : Immensely long, and richly flavoured with dissolving honey, barley, and succulent vanilla.
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