Modi Ilva launches Singhasan whisky

Modi Illva, a leading Indian alcobev company, has launched Singhasan, the first and finest 100 percent Indian premium blended whisky, a unique blend of the finest Indian malts and Indian grain spirits, mellowed with oak. This launch signifies a pivotal role in the Indian alcobev market, showcasing the country’s ability to produce world-class whisky using entirely homegrown ingredients and expertise.

Singhasan is more than just a whisky; it is a celebration of Indian craftsmanship, a symbol of pride for those who value "Made in India" excellence. It combines the finest Indian malts, sourced from select regions across the country, with exceptionally smooth Indian grain spirits, resulting in a rich golden whisky. On the nose, Singhasan unveils a rich, full aroma with well-balanced notes of mature oak and vanilla, offering a warm and inviting bouquet. The palate is smooth, rich, and complex, delivering a full-bodied experience with a velvety texture. Hints of oak, citrus, and vanilla lend depth and character, making each sip a refined indulgence. The finish is long, mature, and medium-sweet, leaving a lasting impression of elegance and craftsmanship.

With a higher malt content than most imported whiskies in its category, Singhasan stands apart, offering a premium experience with a distinct and sophisticated flavour profile. With its superior blend and world-class quality, it redefines the standards of premium whisky on a global stage.

Commenting on the launch, Abhishek Modi, Managing Director, Modi Illva said, “We have always believed in the potential of Indian ingredients and craftsmanship, and with Singhasan, we are not just showcasing that to the world, we are contributing to a new era in the Indian alcobev industry. Singhasan represents a significant step in expanding our whisky portfolio, allowing us to offer a truly exceptional Indian whisky that caters to discerning palates.”

The whisky is currently available at top retail stores across Goa, Odisha, Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh and will soon expand to other parts of India.