Amrut 5yo Master Distiller’s Reserve Stout Cask Finish

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Amrut 5yo Master Distiller’s Reserve Stout Cask Finish

Amrut 5yo Master Distiller's Reserve Stout Cask Finish is the second expression in the annual series of single casks selected by the Master Distiller, Ashok Chokalingam. It is the first time an Indian single malt has been aged in a cask containing a stout beer, itself brewed in Bangalore, India. This expression is made from Indian malted barley double-distilled in a pot still. Limited edition of 282 bottles worldwide.

  • Type: Single Malt
  • Origin : India
  • ABV: 50%
  • Cask: ex-bourbon Barrels, Indian stout beer casks finish
  • Age: 5yo
  • Price: NA $ – 172 €
  • Details: not chill-filtered, natural color

TASTING NOTES - AMRUT 5YO MASTER DISTILLER'S RESERVE STOUT CASK FINISH

Nose

This expression is definitely darker than Amrut's Single Malt, richer in chocolate, dark plums, with a quite evident roasted nuttiness and even some oak. Difficult to identify the tropical fruit which is typical of Amrut's spirit, even though the end result is quite enjoyable.

Palate

The palatal experience come back to the inner spirit of Amrut, with the ripe tropical mango and papaya upfront for a nice fruity side, which is however enveloped by a more acidic character. The sensation is of a very strange type of light and aromatic chocolate with acidic tones provided by roasted Indian coffee. Not fully integrated, yet rather original.

Finish

Medium, battling between the fruity side and the acidic, less pleasant aspect.

Amrut 5yo Master Distiller's Reserve Stout Cask Finish is a very original attempt to marry the tropical, ripe fruity sides of Amrut with an unconventional finish which is not the easiest to manage for many spirits. The result is quite nice at the nose, complex and integrated, darker and more chocolaty, while on the palate is still not fully integrated and aromas seem to battle a little to get the highest attention. The acidic side is also not the easiest to pair with the fruity one.

Rating: 86

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