Paul John Brilliance Indian Single Malt Whisky, 46% - 70cl

Also Paul John Bold Indian Single Malt Whiskey, 46% - 70cl is on Offer as well £33.49 & £30.14/£28.47 S&S

• Its sparkling hues are reminiscent of sun-kissed beaches
• Comes from the foothills of the Himalayas
• Brilliance is matured in bourbon casks
• Ideal accompaniment to luscious fruit pies and Indian grilled meat dishes
• With its rich accents of vanilla and subtle hints of spice

From Goa along the west coast of India, our Single Malt Whisky offers sparkling hues that are reminiscent of sun-kissed beaches. Indian Single Malt Whisky that is matured in bourbon casks. With its rich accents of vanilla and subtle hints of spice, this Single Malt Whisky is an ideal accompaniment to luscious fruit pies and Indian grilled meat dishes.

46% (ABV) and non-chill filtered expression

• “BRILLIANCE”, is a completely non-Peated whisky
• “EDITED” has a hint of peat“
• BOLD” is a bold Peated whisky

All our ingredients our sourced from India including the 6 row barley. We import our peat from Scotland.

Nose: The Demerara sugars give off a whiff of sweet fragrances, with a hint of cinnamon, dash of honey and faint spices.
Palate: Sweet and spice and all things nice, make this Single Malt. The honey-like smoothness is offset by the crunchy-bar-like crispness. Somewhere, there is also a tinge of cocoa.
Finish: Brilliance has a smooth and beautifully relaxed finish, with a hint of mild spices and deep intense vanilla.
Colour: Sparkling copper.
Pairing: With its rich accents of vanilla and subtle hints of spice, this Single Malt is the ideal accompaniment to luscious fruit pies and Indian grilled meat dishes.

Produced by John Distilleries in Goa, India, the Paul John range of single malt whiskies (named after their Chairman) represents a move into premium spirits for a company who are already big players in the Indian molasses 'whisky' market.

Made using Indian 6-row barley from the Himalayan foothills, Brilliance is matured in bourbon barrels for 3-5 years before bottling at cask strength. (As with Amrut, the tropical climate cause greater evaporation, around 12-13% a year, but in turn they show very well at younger ages.)