There was a time when 100 pipers whisky was in high demand and considered the top-notch & inexpensive premium blended scotch whisky, but over time, demand in return led to the elevation in pricing. It usually comes in two variants, 12 and 16 years old, and we all know aged whiskies are quite expensive.
Many people found it cost-effective, but I don’t think it’s that expensive due to its smooth taste and catchy eye packaging. Still, it is in high demand in India, reputedly retaining its second standard in Asia, and is considered the top standard whisky in Thailand. If we compare this brand with other whisky brands, we’ll find it the seventh-largest blended whisky brand globally.
On cherishing, it doesn’t hit as hard as other whiskies but gives a smooth experience.
The maturation and distillation part of this whisky takes place in Scotland while it is bottled in India.
We are all quite familiar with this famous quote “First impression is the last impression” the light golden colour of this whiskey creates a very good impression, and the smooth taste imparts a good lasting impression. On smelling, you’ll feel its uniqueness, and on tasting, you’ll start feeling a piper sound in your mind.
Most people recommend dilution due to its hard taste, but you’ll miss the scotch taste when mixing it with soda, cola or anything else.
I am pretty sure you’ll be interested to know about some other whisky brand’s prices, let’s take a look at them without further ado.
