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Whisky · Indian Single Malt

Amrut Peated Single Malt

Name: Amrut Peated Single Malt
Brand: Amrut Distilleries
Price: 2720.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Amrut Distilleries

Distillery

India

Country

46.00%

ABV

8.5/10

Rating

★★★★★

8.5/10

Price in India · 750ml

Mumbai

₹3,200

Bangalore, Karnataka Est. 2010 46.00% ABV

Tasting Notes

Colour & Appearance

Golden amber

Nose & Aroma

Assertive peat smoke, sea air, tropical citrus, vanilla and a hint of dark chocolate

Palate & Taste

Smoky and bold with tropical fruit underneath, sweet malt, brine and warming spice

Finish

Long, smoky finish with lingering tropical sweetness

History & Background

Amrut Peated uses 100% peated Indian barley for a bolder, more assertive expression than the standard Single Malt. It demonstrated that Indian distillers could work with peat at least as skillfully as their Scottish counterparts, earning numerous international awards.

Production & Maturation

Production Method

100% peated Indian malted barley, double-distilled in copper pot stills and matured in ex-bourbon American oak casks in Bangalore.

Distillery

Amrut Distilleries

Founded

2010

Amrut Peated Single Malt Price Guide 2026

Prices are indicative and may vary by retailer, store, and current stock. Last verified: September 2026.

India Prices

Mumbai ₹3,585

About These Prices

Prices are indicative, not quotations. They are compiled from publicly available retail listings and state excise price lists, and are provided for reference only.
Alcohol pricing in India is set state by state. Excise duty, VAT and retail margins differ in every state and union territory, so the same bottle can vary by 40% or more between Goa and Kerala. Always check the price where you are buying.
Prices change without notice. State excise policies are typically revised annually, and retailers may price above or below the listed MRP depending on stock and demand. The figures above were last reviewed in September 2026.
We do not sell alcohol. The Spirit Atlas is an independent reference site. We take no orders, hold no stock, and have no commercial relationship with the distilleries or retailers documented here. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell.
Tasting notes and ratings are editorial opinion. They reflect the reviewer's assessment and are not endorsed by the producer.
For readers of legal drinking age. The legal drinking age in India varies by state, from 18 to 25. Please respect your local law and drink responsibly.

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Cocktail Recipes with Amrut Peated Single Malt

Amrut Peated Smoke and Soda

Easy

Ingredients

· 60ml Amrut Peated Single Malt

· 150ml chilled soda water

· Lemon twist

Method

1. Fill a highball glass with ice. 2. Pour Amrut Peated over the ice. 3. Top slowly with chilled soda water. 4. Express a lemon twist over the top and drop it in.

Garnish

Lemon twist

🥂 Serve in: Highball

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Amrut Peated Single Malt in India?

Amrut Peated Single Malt costs around Rs 3,200 for a 750ml bottle in Delhi. Prices change by state because of excise duty, so you will pay about Rs 2,720 in Goa, Rs 4,225 in Mumbai, Rs 3,840 in Karnataka and Rs 3,105 in Uttar Pradesh. These are 2026 approximate retail prices, so always confirm at your local store.

Which is the cheapest state to buy Amrut Peated Single Malt in India?

Goa is usually the cheapest state to buy Amrut Peated Single Malt, at around Rs 2,720 for 750ml, because Goa charges lower excise duty on spirits. Delhi is the next most affordable at about Rs 3,200. Mumbai and Kerala tend to be the most expensive. If you are travelling through Goa, it is a smart place to buy Amrut Peated Single Malt.

Is Amrut Peated Single Malt worth buying in India?

Yes. Amrut Peated Single Malt is a standout for anyone who wants a peated Indian single malt with real punch at a fair price. At roughly Rs 3,200 in Delhi it offers strong value for what is in the glass, and it is one of the best peated Indian single malts you can buy under Rs 3500 in most states. If the style suits your taste, it is an easy bottle to recommend.

What does Amrut Peated Single Malt taste like?

Amrut Peated Single Malt delivers assertive peat smoke up front, then tropical citrus and mango, sweet malt, a touch of brine and warming spice on a long finish. Bottled at 46 percent, it is made by Amrut Distilleries and carries the character you expect from Bangalore, Karnataka. These tasting notes make it a rewarding pour whether you sip it slowly or share it with friends.

Amrut Peated Single Malt vs Paul John Edited, which is better?

It depends on your taste. Amrut Peated is the bolder, smokier of the two, while Paul John Edited keeps its peat gentle and leans sweeter. Paul John Edited costs around Rs 4,160 in Delhi versus about Rs 3,200 for Amrut Peated Single Malt. Neither is strictly better, so choose Amrut Peated Single Malt if its flavour profile appeals more, or Paul John Edited if you prefer its style.

Is Amrut Peated Single Malt a real single malt whisky?

Yes. Amrut Peated Single Malt is a 100 percent malted barley single malt made entirely at one distillery, Amrut Distilleries in Bangalore, Karnataka. India's warm climate matures the spirit faster than in Scotland, which is why Indian single malts like this one develop bold, concentrated flavour in fewer years. It is a true single malt, not a blend or IMFL whisky.

How should I drink Amrut Peated Single Malt?

Amrut Peated Single Malt is best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water, which opens up the aroma. Pour about 45 to 60ml into a tulip-shaped or Glencairn glass and let it rest for a minute before nosing. Ice is not recommended because it mutes the tasting notes. It also makes an excellent base for a premium Old Fashioned.

Is Amrut Peated Single Malt good for gifting in India?

Yes. Amrut Peated Single Malt is a great gift because Indian single malts carry real prestige now, the bottle looks premium, and at around Rs 3,200 in Delhi it feels genuinely impressive without being over the top. It is a thoughtful choice for whisky lovers and a confident pick for celebrations or corporate gifting.

About the Author

Shivam Sharma

I am the founder and editor of The Spirit Atlas. With a deep appreciation for fine spirits, I built this platform to be the most helpful and honest spirits guide for Indian readers — covering everything from Scotch and Indian single malts to rum, gin and tequila, along with prices across every major Indian state. My goal is simple: to make the world of spirits a little more approachable for everyone.

Website Last updated: September 2026