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Amrut

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Region: India
Country: India
Established: 1982
Website: https://www.amrutwhisky.co.uk

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Description

India’s pioneering single malt distillery (1982), crafting whiskies with spicy, fruity profiles using Indian barley and Himalayan water, matured in a tropical climate.

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Whiskeys from this Distillery

  • Amrut Cask Strength

    61.8% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
    No Rating

    Undiluted cask-strength version of the Indian Single Malt, more concentrated in caramel, spice, and citrus

  • Amrut Fusion

    50% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
    No Rating

    Indian single malt with peated barley and spice

  • Amrut Indian Single Malt

    46% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
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    Amrut's original unpeated flagship single malt, made from Indian barley and matured in Bangalore's warm climate

  • Amrut Kadhambam

    50% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
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    Single malt matured sequentially in Oloroso sherry, brandy, and rum casks; name means 'mixture' or 'combination' in Tamil

  • Amrut Naarangi

    50% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
    No Rating

    A single malt matured three years in casks seasoned with Oloroso sherry and orange peel, then a further three years in those same seasoned casks; among the first whiskies made with orange-infused casks.

  • Amrut Peated Indian Single Malt

    46% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
    No Rating

    Bangalore-distilled single malt made with Scottish peated barley (~24ppm), no age statement

  • Amrut Portonova

    62.1% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
    No Rating

    Cask-strength single malt matured in new American oak and ex-bourbon barrels before finishing in Portuguese port pipes

  • Amrut Two Continents

    46% ABV
    Single Malt Whisky India
    No Rating

    No-age-statement single malt matured first in Bangalore's tropical climate, then shipped to Europe for a second, gentler maturation period