A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF WHISKIES,ONE INSIGHT AT A TIME
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Aroma of dried fruits and ginger root, along with notes of vanilla and cinnamon. Palate is bursting with orange citrus and clove, as well as a very subtle wood smoke, and leads an elegant finish filled with toffee, oak, almonds and dried mangos.
The Macallan 12 Year Old is a single malt Scotch whisky from the Macallan Distillery, one of Speyside’s most successful and respected distilleries. Macallan, along with the far more successful The Glenlivet and Glenfiddich, forms the trio of Speyside single malts that dominate worldwide.
The Macallan Double Cask Gold is a no-age-statement single malt Scotch from the house of Macallan. The Double Cask Gold is a 2018 relaunch of the Macallan Gold, which itself was released in 2012.
The Macallan 18 Year Old Sherry Oak is a single malt Scotch whisky from the classic Speyside distillery. This expression is a part of the Sherry Oak series, which forms the newly restructured core-range by Macallan, one of the top three single malt Scotch distilleries of the world including The Glenlivet and Glenfiddich.
The Macallan 12yr Malt Scotch
The Macallan 15yr Malt Scotch
Sterling Reserve Blend 10 is made of imported scotch malts and the finest Indian grain spirits. The scotch malts are from different barrel origin including bespoke bourbon oak casks. The blend is chill-filtered to perfect balance with smooth finish and ten unique tasting notes.
Beam's Eight Star is a blended whiskey containing around 75% grain. Blended and bottled by The Clear Spring Distilling Co. in Clermont, Kentucky, we estimate this bottle dates from the 1980s
A flawless blend of rare Indian whisky from select Indian grain. Full-bodied with a distinctive flavour, it glides effortlessly on the palate, with a consistent taste and refreshing aroma.
The Famous Grouse is a brand of blended Scotch whisky named after Scotland’s national game bird, the Red Grouse, and the brand claims that after it attained a certain level of popularity, the word ‘Famous’ was added to their name. Enjoying an immense popularity in the country of its production, The Famous Grouse brand has consistently been one of the United Kingdom’s bestselling Scotch whiskies for a very long time.
Crown Royal was created in 1939 by Sam Bronfman, the owner of The House of Seagram, as a gift for the visiting King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, following 600 meticulous blending trials. Today, Crown Royal's award-winning whiskies are expertly blended, patiently aged and enjoyed by millions
Golfer’s Short is premium whisky from the house of Alcobrew, launched in 2014, their exclusive offering in the premium liquor segment. We need to be very clear here, Indian premium liquor segment is completely different from global premium segment.
Our Kentucky Straight Bourbon is full of character and simply done right. Named after Evan Williams, who opened Kentucky’s First Distillery along the banks of the Ohio River in 1783, it’s aged far longer than required by law. The result is a Bourbon that’s smooth, rich, and easy to enjoy.
8PM is the flagship brand of Radico Khaitan, formerly known as Rampur Distillery. After selling 1 million cases in its first year, 8PM won its place in the Limca Book of Records (India’s equivalent to Guinness World Records) and became recognised as one of India’s premium whisky brands.
"The heritage of Ballantine's Scotch whisky can be traced back to the year 1827, when George Ballantine began supplying a selected range of Scotch whiskies to a distinguished clientele from a grocery store in Edinburgh. By 1869 George had expanded his business into Glasgow with his two sons. Trading now as 'George Ballantine & Son', his business started to export blended whisky to a worldwide market and fast became synonymous with high quality, smooth blended whiskies. In 1895 Queen Victoria awarded George Ballantine & Son a Royal Warrant - the ultimate endorsement of the company's prestigious reputation. In 1910 Ballantine's Finest was developed and became the company's primary export. The 1930’s brought the development of Ballantine's 30 Year Old and the brand enjoyed substantial export growth in the key international markets of the US, Europe and Asia. In 1938 the company received its Grant of Heraldic Arms, recognising George Ballantine & Son as an ‘incorporation noble on the Noblesse of Scotland'. This crest appears on every bottle of Ballantine's Scotch whisky to this day, featuring the Scottish flag and the four essential elements of whisky making - barley, water, a pot still and an oak cask. True to George Ballantine’s vision of creating whisky of the highest quality, Ballantine’s unique, elegant style is balanced and smooth, containing a complex blend of single malts and grain whiskies from the four renowned whisky regions of Scotland – Speyside, Highlands, Islay and the Lowlands."
