Grant’s Select Reserve Whisky

 

Grant’s is an iconic blended Scotch whisky brand from William Grant & Sons. The Select Reserve Whisky is an extraordinary amalgamation of some of the finest whiskies. It is a rare brew that embraces a matchless combination ofsweet, rich and peat tastes in a single liquid. The end result is a distinct, multi-layered complexity that sets it apart. The product is available in Delhi, Gurgaon, Chandigarh and Mumbai.

 

 

 

Grant’s Family Reserve Iconic Blended Whiskey

 

Grant’s is an iconic blended Scotch whisky brand from William Grant & Sons. The Select Reserve Whisky is an extraordinary amalgamation of some of the finest whiskies. It is a rare brew that embraces a matchless combination ofsweet, rich and peat tastes in a single liquid. The end result is a distinct, multi-layered complexity that sets it apart. The product is available in Delhi, Gurgaon, Chandigarh and Mumbai.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hendrick’s Gin

 

This product is being marketed as a “most unusual” premium gin produced by William Grant & Sons. It is a light, easy-drinking gin that makes much of its unusual rose and cucumber botanicals and this adds to the unusualness. Hendrick’s Gin is distilled in the tiny village of Girvan in Scotland . It is a distinct introduction to the gin category and is known for adding life to delightfully peculiar concoctions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monkey Shoulder Triple Malt

 

 

The latest whiskey label on the block, Monkey Shoulder, is a free-spirited, fun-loving

 

triple malt with an easygoing smooth, rich and mellow vanilla deliciousness. It can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, mixed or in cocktails. Scotch snobs say you shouldn’t drink whisky with ice or mix it in cocktails, but there are no old-fashioned rules when it comes to drinking Monkey Shoulder. That’s why bartenders love Monkey Shoulder – this is a social Scotch that loves to mingle and won’t be left gathering dust on the top shelf of a bar. Monkey Shoulder triple malt Scotch whisky is distilled, matured, and bottled in Dutown, Speyside, the heart of Scotch whisky-making land.