Whisky Tour: Amrut Distillery

[@welshtoro3256]

I've seen this review many times and never commented. It is an absolutely excellent distillery review. Top marks to Ben and the Amrut distillery.

[@RaduB.]

Thank you for taking us along!

[@terskinsBBX]

thanks for this Benedikt, I really enjoyed the distillery tour!

[@gman5986]

Ben great review of Amrut Distillery. Interesting to see the extreme differences in viewing of this distillery to the leading architecturally and engineered distillery in the world today which is the McCallan distillery but the quality of my first Amrut Sherry is in the A category of sherried whiskies. Thanks Ben for traveling to India to do this review. Very eye opening.

[@maxx666mayhem]

Extremely good distillery tour.. 10/10 👍

[@habanacigarist_8158]

Benedikt, what a great tour of such a distant distillery. They really put the char down there . That Spirit still top was a nice idea getting lots of contact from vapors on such a big area of copper. I will have to try a glass sometime soon. thanks again for such a nice review.

[@Shane4Bass]

This is a good and informative stuff Ben! Non-chill filtered and natural colour; keep it up Amrut! I am sure we will see a product with an age statement pretty soon right?

[@adhominemsis-t.australisensis]

No need for age statements as such with Amrut as they're all between 4 - 6 years.

[@Shane4Bass]

An age statement is about transparency for the paying customer and the integrity of the whisky producer. Not every whisky needs to have an age statement, but I would hate to think that Amrut is only capable of producing young NAS whiskies, even if they are of decent quality.

[@adhominemsis-t.australisensis]

But it' s true, Amrut can only produce young whiskys that are between 3-6 years old. The climate where the spirit is produced and aged prohibits long maturation times. If an Amrut were to be aged for 12 years there'd be nothing left but oak in the cask!

[@yakubkureshiyakubkureshi2674]

Shane54528 AZ

[@ilikejelloyay208]

Amrut is excellent whiskey.

[@Pkkkkk6623]

Europe love Amrut and Paul John....

[@ChindiChitranna]

Great video! I now think, I should have asked for an internship with them :)

[@nitindoke3665]

लय भारी

[@jopeDE]

Great video. Tanks !

[@cookieMonsterSincho]

Very very good whiskey well done !!!!!!

[@juijgentan1281]

So the barley is not malted?

[@birendersinghsachan182]

Wonderful video awesome fantastic marvelous thanks so much for making video on Indian distiller Amrut is one of the best

[@TheOriginalRaster]

Thanks! this was great.

[@cartgp1]

Sir, soulupa smile maadi.

[@ArunKumar-yr4ht]

So serious GM of amrut, 25yrs of working in company he is frustrated

[@air9music]

@@ArunKumar-yr4ht I was thinking exactly this 🤣

[@GopalSingh-ud4dd]

very nice video

[@raulalfonsin9975]

👏👏👏

[@arunrana9374]

Amrut is very good 👍🏽

[@DevenAbhyankar]

Thanks for video

[@aneekkumarmondal2486]

Nice

[@drdr73]

indian angels must be happier than the Scottish angels.....!!!!

[@alwaysking000]

No 1🧡

[@Kyramaer]

very weird spirit still shape

[@iskiebaedistillery4633]

The still is very much like many Scottish stills such as Glenfiddich, but with a tighter constriction between the pot and the neck. This would cause a rapid change in velocity of ethanol vapor, causing some condensation in itself, but more importantly causing some turbulence. The turbulence would increase the contact with the copper, removing some of the sulfur components and cleaning the spirit up a bit. Very nice design.

[@cartgp1]

How dare you insult India! You imperialist! ... 😂😂😂 Joking

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

Dear Mates -I am from Southern India living in Melbourne Australia.. I Loved the fusion but not for long.. TOo harsh whisky without finish... Will go for ISLAY only...

[@2901gagandeep]

Pradeep Rajkumar I'm from northern India living in Melbourne lol.

[@menon_ji4984]

Fusion and harsh? Are you serious?

[@cartgp1]

I am central Indian living in Australia

[@agni_psc]

I am from southern India living in Mars 👽

[@RatnaMaharaj]

I'm a North Indian living in North India, enjoying some of that Amrut

[@algrimthestrong]

Christ...stop with the FRIGGIN "Uh-Hmmm" after every sentence uttered by the GM.

[@cartgp1]

😂😂😂 you voiced my thoughts .

[@praetorxian]

The information presented was great but the voice-over with the sound of you smacking your lips and swallowing is very off putting.

[@abhimanusinghrajawat9475]

Ye sab bhohat mahgi aati hai

[@ihmpall]

Desi tharra lagao aap

[@skychoitw4034]

There are many good choices of whisky in the world 🌎, why we choose the whisky from this country, Their hygiene has a big big problems ,we are quite worrying there packing will bring the virus 🦠 to our country!

[@sushanthsuresh2590]

It's not owned by slims. So there won't be any spit or urine mixed.

[@bedouinali]

What racist land are you from? Any country(including yours) is full of viruses. You are the racist virus.

[@varunms8587]

They don't use bats from China, chill

[@vimalrajkappil]

If you are concerned don't buy it..

[@rajuji1405]

😂😂. Grow up

[@the_good_citizen]

In India it's only a 3 degree cycle between the hot and cold season!!!What rubbish. In Central India we have 46deg C in summers and down to 5 deg C in the cold!! Thus man is not factually correct. Also he is not passionate in his presentation. They should have got someone of the family to present! Why this obsession with the white skin?

[@fangdog29]

I think this is a really reference to south India. In South India as a whole, pretty much, winters are not very cold.