5. Rampur Indian Single Malt
Rampur Indian Single Malt is a distinctive whisky that proudly embodies its Indian identity. Produced in the cool Himalayan weather by Radico Khaitan, formerly known as the Rampur Distillery & Chemical Company Limited, the brand takes advantage of the unique properties of the Himalayan groundwater, soil, and air to create a whisky with a unique complexity and flavour profile.
Rampur carefully distils its malts using smaller wash stills and larger spirit stills. As well as different types of yeasts to ferment the wash. This process helps to retain the flavour and aroma of the whisky, making the brand’s whiskies well worth the price.
The most expensive Asian whisky produced by Rampur is the rare, limited-edition Rampur Signature Reserve, priced at USD 1000. One of the oldest single malts in the country. This dark amber-coloured whisky features strong notes of sherry, creamy vanilla, fruits, and sweet toffee. Beautifully contrasted by spicy undertones of cinnamon and wood. With only 400 bottles produced, the majority of which have already been sold. Making the Rampur Signature Reserve a highly sought-after collectable.
Rampur Indian Single Malt is a whiskey that proudly showcases its Indian identity. Kavalan whiskey is able to deliver a unique flavour profile that is highly regarded by whiskey enthusiasts worldwide. The Rampur Signature Reserve is a rare and exceptional expression that showcases the brand’s commitment to excellence and innovation.
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