Paul John 6 Year Old Forgotten Gems Single Malt Indian Whisky | 700ML

Whiskey: Paul John 6 Year Old Forgotten Gems Single Malt Indian Whisky | 700ML

A richly robust and characterful single malt Indian whisky from Paul John, sniffed out by the clever gang at Forgotten Gems! There are 72 bottles of this six-year-old whisky, and its brimming condensed milk creaminess and rich dark chocolate.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 116.4 (58.2%ABV)

Origin: India

Distillery: Paul John

A richly robust and characterful single malt Indian whisky from Paul John, sniffed out by the clever gang at Forgotten Gems! There are 72 bottles of this six-year-old whisky, and its brimming condensed milk creaminess and rich dark chocolate.

Paul John 6 Year Old Forgotten Gems Single Malt Indian Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Banana fritters, vanilla cream, goji berries and caramelised condensed milk lead to a touch of pancetta, candied lemon, apple chips, robust oak and cigar box spice. Burnt chocolate cake and rich charred wood develop beneath.

Palate: Big bold oak and creamy, lactic vanilla collide bringing a balance of custard and clove, fudge and candied ginger, with sweet sticky toffee, more of that caramel condensed milk and a touch of bitter citrus cushioning a subtle smidge of peppery smoke.

Finish: Sweet spices edge in, while cinder toffee, tonka bean and notes of milk stout balance a touch of peppery heat, charred herbs, and dark chocolate.

Distillery Information

John Distilleries was founded by Paul John in 1992, when they began producing a number of spirits, including Indian molasses whisky. One of their most well-known products, Original Choice, continues to be extremely popular to this day, selling 10 million cases annually. John would go on to set up a traditional pot-still distillery in Goa with the intention of producing a top quality Indian single malt whisky. The first of these whiskies were released in 2012, under the name Paul John Single Malt. The range has continued to grow, and so has their trophy cabinet, with their expressions receiving awards from the World Whisky Masters and Wizards of Whisky, as well as high praise from Jim Murray. Their splendid selection includes both unpeated and peated single malts, most of which are matured in ex-bourbon casks, though there have been a smattering of Sherry cask releases over the years. The angels are rather greedy when it comes to Paul John Indian Single Malt Whisky, because India is, yknow, a bit hotter than Scotland, meaning theres more evaporation from the casks, but it also shows well at a younger age.