Amrut Fusion Indian Single Malt Whisky

I like it with water better. It is surely a different whiskey. Strong nose and fruity taste. And a long finish.

I found this to be a good whisky. On the nose this is a little dark, sweet, spicy. On the palate I get a little peat, spicy and warm. The finish lingers a bit, probably due to the higher ABV. I think this is a good whisky, but for the price (around $80) there's a lot of choices out there.

The true test - I didn’t finish the sample. I like peated, a lot, but I don’t like this.

Nose: Strong bourbon notes. Or is it sherry? The opening salvo of the nose reminds me of the intense caramel apple pie I get from Nikka Whisky from the barrel. All of this is enveloped in a Talisker-esque smoke that just adds layer of character to the liquid. The eclectic angles of attack from this whisky make it wonderfully complex. Palate: Full and mouth-filling caramel apple pie appear as a constant log of flavor, made possible by the high alcohol by volume. White pepper heat makes an appearance afterwards, again reinvoking Talisker. Then, milk chocolate appears towards the end that I usually get from Sherried scotch (although no Sherry was mentioned in the production of this one). Again, wonderfully complex Finish: Long and persisting notes of the caramel apple pie Don't sleep on Indian single malts because they are brilliant