Shot Whisky

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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.

Source

9th December 2016

http://www.tilind.com/product_whisky.html

Shot Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Intense

Taste

Rich and refreshing with a distinctive malty flavour.

Finish

Rich and refreshing with a distinctive malty flavour.

Color

Dark gold.

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