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Indri Produced Best Indian Single Malt from the house of Piccadily, distilled and matured in Indri, Haryana, near the Himalayan foothills, has won many global awards and recognition for the best Indian single malt whisky. Indri Trini is truly the new star that the alcobev world is awakening to. Launched recently, its inaugural expression has bagged some of the most prestigious awards globally. Indri has not only got the Indian Single Malt enthusiasts excited, but also has been generating a lot of attention in the international arena. Indri backed by a mammoth stock of 40,000 barrels with the distillery churning out 12,000 liters of malt spirit every day is all set for the long haul. The awards have encouraged the distillery to excel. In its debut year, it has also bagged. Visit Indri Now!

G-17, Ground Floor, JMD Pacific Square, Sector – 15 Part 2, Gurugram (Gurgaon) – 122002, Haryana, India

Call - +91-124-4300840, +91-9996558100

Email - info@piccadily.com

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Crazy Cock Single Malt Whiskey: A True Connoisseur's Choice

Crazy Cock's single malt whiskey is a celebration of craftsmanship and quality, delivering a drink with deep, rich flavors that appeal to true whiskey connoisseurs. This single malt is made from the finest ingredients and aged meticulously to perfection, offering smoothness and complexity in every sip. With its distinct character and well-rounded flavor profile, Crazy Cock single malt whiskey is ideal for both casual enjoyment and special occasions, bringing the art of whiskey-making to life.  Visit Us- www.crazycocksinglemalt.com 

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Best Single Malt Whisky in India

Embark on a sensory journey with Piccadily, India’s finest Single Malt Whisky. Delight in the golden hues of this carefully crafted spirit, where rich caramel notes and a hint of smokiness blend seamlessly on the palate. Each sip offers an unmatched tasting experience, celebrating the artistry and passion behind every bottle. Discover the essence of Piccadily, a true toast to single malt perfection. Cheers!

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Indri Drú Cask Strength

Review by: dustbunna Distillery: Piccadily Agro Distillers. Bottler: Distillery bottling. Region: India (Haryana). ABV: 57.2%. Cask strength. Age: NAS. Bottled in 2023. Cask type: Ex-bourbon barrels. Price: $80 USD for 750mL. Natural Color. Non-chill-filtered. Bottle open across approx. 6 months, notes taken leisurely across that period. Bold notes taken beneath the shoulder (consistent…

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Whisky Review Time --- Paul John Select Cask Indian Single Malt

India is not known as a whisky producing country. Scotland, sure, Kentucky, definitely, but India hasn't exactly earned a reputation for making great whisky which is unfortunate, because I will say up front this is a great whisky. India actually has quite a long history of whisky making going back to the 19th century when India was a British colony. The Scots brought whisky to India, setting distilleries all over the country to supply British soldiers and merchants with their daily drink. The Paul John distillery is located in Goa which is on the west coast of southern India.

John Distilleries is a very new business relatively speaking, first making blended whiskys upon opening in 1992 and not making a single malt until 2008.

Paul John Single Malt Select Cask is made with a mash bill of malted barely, aged in ex bourbon barrels for 7 years, and has an alcohol content of 55.2%. Being a select cask means that it is specially bottled from what the master distiller believes to be the best casks after sampling, which are then blended.

When I bought a bottle of this it had a retail price of around $100 but it was on clearance sale for $40. This made me wonder if I made a mistake as I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my father. Fortunately this turned out to be a good purchase because this whisky is fantastic! Upon nosing I get very delightful aromas of fresh fruits such as apples and pears with some dried fruits like raisins and prunes. It is very sweet smelling, and like it's smell it is also very sweet tasting. Upon tasting again I get notes of fresh apples and pears, sherry, honey, some oak, maybe a little cinnamon, and a good amount of bready flavor from the malted barley. The flavors of it are very rich, very bold, and very complex which is something that I like when it comes to whisky or whiskey. All around it's flavor profile is very delightful. It finishes with a nice peppery burn that warms the mouth all the way to the stomach. That would be the 55.2 % alcohol, which is a bit higher than most whiskies. Regardless the burn is not overwhelming but very pleasant and mellow, which is a sign of a good whiskey. I know in other reviews I complained that a whiskey was too boozy, but in the case of bad whiskies the alcohol overwhelms any flavors, making it just burny cheap alcoholic nastiness. With this whisky the higher proof complements and enhances the flavors. I rate it 4.9 out of 5. My only complaint is that it is hard to find, and if I do find it, I'm probably not going to be able to buy it for $40 again.

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Top 10 Whisky Brands in India with Prices (2024 Edition)

India is one of the largest markets for whisky, and the country offers a wide range of premium and affordable options to suit every palate. Whether you are a seasoned connoisseur or a casual drinker, the Indian whisky market has something for everyone. Here’s a look at the top 10 whisky brands in India, complete with their prices. 1. Amrut Fusion Single Malt Whisky Price: ₹3,500 (750…

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Which is the Best Whisky in India?

Writer Pranay Shelar Printed April 4, 2020 Phrase rely 770 “If there’s one thing you do, we will do it approach higher!” – This definitely seems to be the perspective of Indian alcohol shoppers in the direction of the remainder of the world. No surprise then, that India is the most important client of whisky on this planet! From the most costly single malts to native financial liquor, the…

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Mohan Meakin Limited and India's Booming $42 Billion Alcohol Market: Driving Economic Growth and Job Creation

Mohan Meakin Limited (MML), a historic conglomerate, is renowned for being Asia’s first brewery and a major player in the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage industry. With a rich legacy dating back to 1855, the company produces a wide range of alcoholic drinks, including whiskies, beers, brandies, gins, rums, and vodka. Additionally, it offers non-alcoholic beverages such as apple juice, mineral water, brewed and non-fruit vinegars, along with breakfast foods like corn flakes, wheat porridge, and malt extracts.

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Indri Trini – The Best Whisky Manufacturer

Indri Trini, crafted by Piccadily Distilleries, stands out as one of the best whisky manufacturers in India. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Indri Trini offers a unique triple cask single malt whisky experience, blending tradition with modern innovation. This premium whisky is matured in ex-bourbon, ex-wine, and PX sherry casks, resulting in a rich, complex flavor profile. With notes of caramel, oak, dried fruits, and a hint of spice, Indri Trini has quickly gained recognition among whisky connoisseurs. Whether enjoyed neat or on the rocks, Indri Trini delivers a smooth, refined drinking experience that rivals the world’s best whiskies. Crafted with precision and passion, this whisky is a testament to India’s growing prominence in the global whisky market. For those seeking the best whisky in India, Indri Trini offers an unparalleled choice that embodies quality and craftsmanship at its finest.

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Best Single Malt Whisky in India

Piccadily proudly presents the finest single malt whisky in India, showcasing an exceptional collection available on their website, piccadily.com. Indri's single malt whiskies are a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, capturing India's rich whisky heritage. Each bottle is a masterpiece, telling a unique story through its distinct flavors and aromas, crafted to delight the senses. From smoky and peaty notes to smooth and elegant profiles, Indri's single malts cater to a wide range of whisky preferences, ensuring every connoisseur finds their perfect match. Indri's unwavering commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and innovation has earned them global accolades and recognition. By using only the finest ingredients and adhering to time-honored techniques, Indri creates a rich tapestry of flavors that exemplifies the artistry behind India's best single malt whiskies. Each sip offers an unparalleled whisky experience, embodying excellence and tradition in every drop. Piccadily invites you to elevate your whisky journey with Indri's exceptional single malt whiskies, where tradition meets innovation, and every bottle promises a unique and memorable experience. Discover the unparalleled quality and craftsmanship that make Indri the pinnacle of Indian single malt whisky by visiting piccadily.com today.

G-17, Ground Floor, JMD Pacific Square, Sector – 15 Parts – Gurugram (Gurgaon) – 122002, (HR), India.

Phone: +91-124-4300840 Email: info@piccadily.com

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Kamet Single Malt

Review by: Whiskery Turnip Image Credit: zSolaris/Scotch&Sheen check out their review here. Distillery: Picadilly Agro Distillery. Bottler: Distillery. Region: World/India Single Malt. ABV: 46%. Cask type: Bourbon, Wine, Sherry. Nose: Dried fruits with a touch of shoe polish and new Sharpie markers, toasted grains and hints of squid ink; over time, more typical caramel and dried fruits…

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The Effect of Barley Malt Extract on the Food Industry

In order to produce barley malt, some specific types of grains known as barley grains go through a process called malting. After germinating, the grain is dried and roasted to its maximum potential. However, the grain is mashed after it has been roasted to the desired colour and taste. Some uses that malt may be used at this stage include making syrups, barley malt powder, and extracts that may be applied in food production.

Key ingredients of barley malt

Barley malt is by-products from barley grains soaked, germinated, and dried for baking purposes and brewing. This procedure improves the grain texture and flavour since the barley’s starches are changed to fermentable sugars. Barley malt has some constituents, such as maltose, a fermentable sugar, and enzymes for the decomposition of starches.

Other ingredients are used in the malt, including proteins that contribute to the deep flavour and body of the malt. Common to brewing beers and a number of malted drinks and baked foods, barley malt imparts a specialty twist to tastes by sweetening them. As to its nutritional value, it comprises fibre, vitamins, and minerals.

Applications of barley malt extract in food industry

Barley malt extract is used in a variety of sectors. It enhances items like beer and baked goods by adding flavour and sweetness to meals and beverages. It serves as a natural sweetener and a source of vital nutrients in medications.

Whisky and beer

There is still the possibility of fermenting primarily after the barley grain has been malted. Most customers know that barley malt is one of the ingredients used in the production of whisky and beer. For instance, blended whisky might utilise maize, rye, or even wheat as a foundation, while single malt whisky solely employs barley malt. Barley malt adds another dimension to fermentation by affecting the colour and flavour of these drinks. During the malting process, varying roasting methods and timings yield distinct results.

Malt vinegar

When malted barley is fermented twice during the beer-making process, a vinegar known as malt vinegar is produced. A light to deep caramel brown tint may be found in malt vinegar, which has a nutty-malty taste. The grocery store's condiment and bread sections are often where you may get malt vinegar. Worcestershire sauce also contains malt vinegar as one of its primary components and used in making malt based food.

Bread and baked goods

To create bread, bagels, waffles, pretzel buns, and tortillas, flour is mixed with powdered barley malt during baking. Often called diastatic malt powder, it contains active enzymes that are utilised in many applications. The yeast is efficiently fed by this malt powder format, which accelerates the rising of the dough. Except for the fermentation process, the addition of diastatic malt powder adds good textures to the bread and has a nice spring to it.

Conclusion

Barley malt extract is widely used to improve the taste, texture, and nutritional value of most food products, ranging from bread and beverages to cereals. Its natural sweetness and enzyme activity make it an essential ingredient for malted milk food in India.

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Unveiling the History of Whiskey Making in India

The history of whiskey making in India is a rich mix of tradition and innovation, combining old techniques with modern craftsmanship. Among the standout names in this evolving industry is DOT Whisky, a brand that has quickly made a significant impact. This blog explores the history of whiskey in India and highlights how DOT Whisky fits into this storied tradition.

Whiskey production in India began during the British colonial period, when the British introduced their own distillation methods to the subcontinent. Initially, the focus was on creating spirits that could cater to the British palate, leading to the establishment of several distilleries across the country. These early whiskeys were often blended with imported malts and grains to adapt to local tastes.

As India gained independence, the whiskey industry started to evolve, focusing more on creating unique Indian styles and flavors. During the post-independence period, there was an increase in domestic distilleries and a growing interest in producing premium whiskey. Today, India is a hub for top Indian whiskey brands.

The Modern Era: Innovation and Craftsmanship

In recent decades, Indian whiskey has gained international recognition for its quality and unique characteristics. Modern distilleries have embraced both traditional and innovative techniques to create whiskeys that reflect the diverse flavors of India. The focus has shifted to not only producing large quantities but also ensuring exceptional quality and taste.

DOT Whisky: A Contemporary Success Story

Amidst this evolution, DOT Whisky has emerged one of the best brands for whisky in India. Despite being relatively young at just three years old, DOT Whisky has quickly established itself as one of the best whiskeys in Delhi. This success is a testament to the brand's commitment to quality and craftsmanship.

The DOT Whisky Approach

As one of the best Indian whiskeys, DOT exemplifies the modern approach to whiskey making in India. Despite being a new brand, its expertise in the art of aging is clear from the carefully selected barrels and careful maturation process. This dedication produces a well-balanced whiskey with a nuanced flavor profile featuring rich oak, subtle spices, and a hint of sweetness.

The Impact of DOT Whisky

DOT Whisky's rise to prominence is significant not only for its quality but also for its role in showcasing the potential of Indian whiskey on the global level. By blending traditional methods with contemporary practices, DOT Whisky has set a new standard for excellence in the industry. Its success demonstrates how Indian whiskey can compete with the best globally while maintaining its unique identity.

The history of whiskey making in India is a fascinating journey from colonial times to the present day, marked by innovation and tradition. DOT Whisky brand in Delhi represents the culmination of this rich heritage, offering a modern take on a classic spirit. As the Indian whiskey industry continues to grow and evolve, DOT Whisky stands as a shining example of excellence, proving that Indian whiskey is not just a part of the past but a significant player in the future of global whiskey.

Cheers to the past, present, and future of Indian whiskey, where every sip tells a story of tradition, innovation, and craftsmanship!