Amrut Indian Peated Malt

Amrut Fusion

The reviewed sample is from a 50 ml mini bottle, given to me by @Nock. This is at least the fourth bottle of Amrut Fusion from which I have tasted, beginning in 2011, but it is the first review of Amrut Fusion which I have written Nose: strong intensity malt and wine flavours. The malt is deep and shows both medium and low-pitched cereal flavours...

Score 89/100

Amrut Peated Single Malt Whisky

Nose: Starts very classic with malt , smoky bacon. Israeli BBQ Bisli snack. (if you are not an Israeli, better look here ) off to cinnamon, Earth. Wood and grape peel. Palate: The palate is a bit peppery with that earthy peat from the nose making and entry here as well. after a few seconds it gets dusty and Bitter with wood Cumin but also a bit...

Score 83/100

Amrut Fusion

Amrut Fusion, the whisky that everybody talked about last year and the year before. An Indian malt, which is the result of the fusion of Scottish and Indian barley. I finally was able to get a hand on this malt as the Ontario liquor store just put it on their shelves at a fairly good price. Nose: Very special and very pleasant, it is peated, yes,...

Score 91/100

Amrut 2009 Single Cask 3448

This single cask of Amrut, which contains very young whisky (but in the Indian climate, that means little when applied to maturation), is a single malt that is produced from unpeated barley. Only 161 bottles were filled, exclusively for the European market. It was distilled in June 2009 and bottled in September 2013. Like I said: a young animal....

Score 81/100