Amrut Indian Whisky

The fourth iteration of Amrut's Two Continents is a single malt with quite the journey. Crafted from barley cultivated in the northwest provinces of India, it underwent distillation in Bangalore in the south. Initially matured in the tropical climate of southern India, it then embarked on a voyage to Europe...

Amrut Single Malt Whisky is crafted from meticulously chosen Indian barley cultivated at the foothills of the Himalayas. Aged in both New American Oak and Ex-Bourbon Casks, this variant embodies Amrut's distinctive qualities of spice, fruit, and honey. The outcome is a robust fruitiness and a delightful sweet palate.

Amrut, a distillery popularised by whisky connoisseur Jim Murray, was the first Indian distillery to launch a single malt, challenging Scottish whiskies. Amrut Bagheera Sherry Cask Finish is an Indian single malt, crafted from 1% peated malted barley, aged in sherry casks, and named after the 'black panther.' This luxurious set...

Produced in India, this Amrut Peated Indian Single Malt is crafted from Scottish barley that has undergone malting and drying over the renowned peat fires of the Speyside region.

Amrut Fusion derives its name from the distinctive blending of two types of barley: Indian and Scottish, the latter being peated to enhance its character. Since its debut in 2009, Fusion has consistently garnered accolades, culminating in its recognition as the top whisky for a Rob Roy cocktail during the...