Amrut Triparva Triple Distilled Single Malt Whisky – 70cl
Amrut Triparva Triple Distilled Single Malt Whisky — a rare triple-distilled Amrut expression. Most Indian single malt (and most Scotch) uses double-distillation; triple-distillation is more common in Irish whisky tradition. "Triparva" (Sanskrit: "three parts") reflects the three-stage distillation. Distinctive experimental Amrut expression.
Why you'll love it
- Refined honey, warm smoothness, gentle tropical fruit, delicate oak, elegant triple-distilled character — Amrut Triparva signature
- Triple-distilled Indian single malt — genuinely rare category
- Sanskrit-named expression (Triparva = "three parts")
- Presented in Amrut's distinctive Triparva bottle
Perfect pairings
Best appreciated neat as a contemplation pour. Pairs beautifully with dark chocolate, aged mild cheeses, or considered evening drams.
Perfect for
- Serious Amrut collectors exploring innovation-focused expressions
- Whisky enthusiasts curious about triple-distilled Indian style
- Whisky drinkers appreciating "distillation-focused" narratives
Compare with
For Irish triple-distilled peer comparison: Teeling Single Malt ($98).
Frequently asked
Why triple-distilled?
Additional distillation delivers more refined, smoother character. Common in Irish whisky tradition (Jameson, Bushmills, Redbreast, Green Spot all triple-distilled). Rare in Indian and Scottish traditions (Auchentoshan is the only mainstream triple-distilled Scotch). Amrut Triparva demonstrates innovation crossover.
Quick facts
- Category: Indian Single Malt Whisky (Triple Distilled)
- Distillery: Amrut Distilleries
- Distillation: Triple-distilled
- Volume: 70cl
- Delivery: Free islandwide delivery across Singapore
TASTING NOTES
NOSE
Sweet butterscotch and tropical fruit, zesty orange peel, and oaky vanilla.
PALATE
Fresh fruit salad, grilled banana and malted milk biscuits, caramel sauce over vanilla ice cream, apricots, barley and creamy toasted oak.
FINISH
Sweet, tropical honey, banana fritters, coconut cream, and malty oak char.
ABV: 50% ABV
