Amrut Single Malt Indian Whisky 700ml, 46%

$89.99

Sourced from selected Indian barley grown in the frontier states of Punjab and Rajasthan and the wild flowing waters from the mountains, Amrut Single Malt is a wonderful addition to the world of whisky. 20 years of research has to not only met the standards of great traditional whisky, but exceeded them. Aged in selected oak barrels, this single malt displays a nose of anise and sweet vanilla with a touch of toffee and charred honeycomb. The palate brings with it a richness normally associated with the very best Scotch Whisky and leaves you with flavours of molasses and cream toffee balanced with a subtle dryness to finish.

Amrut’s flagship Indian single malt, showing their signature character of spice, fruit and honey. Bottled at 46%, it has the depth of flavour needed to properly showcase the distillery. The original Indian single malt.

700ml, 46%

Product of India

While India may not be the first country to mind when great world whisky is mentioned, the Fusion Single Malt is about to change all that. Considered by Jim Murray to be the 3rd best whisky in the world as part of his 2010 Whisky Bible, the Fusion is a phenomenal amalgam of flavours, aromas and texture the envy of most, even in Scotland. On the nose this spectacular whisky offers up notes of heavy oak, barley sugar and some subtle smoke characters that play ever so well with amazingly complex flavours like custard cream, toffee and dried fruits. While the whisky threatens to be completely overpowering, the balance on the finish is nothing short of ground breaking. There is simply no better way to extend your whisky horizons than with a bottle of Amrut Fusion.

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Product Details

Single malt whisky finished in orange sherry cask. Amrut procured Oloroso Sherry from Spain, then infused the sherry with fresh orange peels. The sherry was emptied and the cask filled with Amrut Single Malt for further maturation. It is the only single malt whisky ever produced in the world to have expressions of orange, which brings forth a new level of experimentation to the malt world. The result in an essay in elegance: notable yet not dominant orange sherry notes perfectly fused into the whisky flavour. Hence the name 'Naarangi' - orange in Hindi. An aromatic tug of war between Suet Pudding and dried figs with moderate teasing of orangey citrus. With time, more dried fruits stunningly evolve. Viscous, full bodied like a syrup. Transcending and sweet. Slightly dry finish, though one can neglect it. The finish is moderately sweet with a loud dance of orange through the finale.