Bardstown Bourbon Company Collaborative Series Amrut Blended Whiskey 750mL

Bardstown Bourbon Company Collaborative Series Amrut Blended Whiskey
750mL | 55% ABV (110 Proof) | Kentucky, USA & Bangalore, India | Finished Blended Whiskey

Process & Profile

This unique release in Bardstown Bourbon Company’s Collaborative Series merges the worlds of Kentucky and India through a partnership with Amrut, one of the pioneers of Indian single malt whisky. The blend begins with a high-rye 6-year-old Kentucky bourbon that is finished in ex-Amrut Indian whisky casks for over 18 months. The exotic finishing adds depth, spice, and tropical intrigue to the already bold bourbon foundation, delivering a fusion of Eastern and Western flavors.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Toasted coconut, sandalwood, honeyed oak, and warm spice
Palate: Creamy vanilla, tropical fruit, incense, spice cake, and soft smoke
Finish: Long and layered with baking spices, charred oak, and sweet malt

What Makes It Special

• Collaboration between Bardstown Bourbon Co. and India's Amrut Distillery

• Finished in Indian whisky barrels for a distinctive global twist

• High-rye bourbon base brings bold spice and structure

• Exotic, aromatic character unlike any other American whiskey

• Limited edition release from Bardstown’s acclaimed Collaborative Series

How to Enjoy

Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to fully appreciate the rich, layered flavors. Ideal for seasoned whiskey drinkers seeking something adventurous and globally inspired.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What type of whiskey is this?
   A blended bourbon whiskey finished in Indian whisky casks from Amrut Distillery.

2. What is the mash bill of the base bourbon?
   A high-rye bourbon mash bill, typically 60-70% corn, 20-30% rye, and malted barley.

3. How long is it finished in Amrut casks?
   The bourbon spends more than 18 months in ex-Amrut Indian whisky barrels.

4. Is this a limited release?
   Yes, it’s part of Bardstown’s limited Collaborative Series.

5. Does it taste like traditional Indian whisky?
   It carries subtle Indian influences—tropical fruit, spice, and incense—blended into a bold American bourbon backbone.