Indri Whisky Bottle Price in UP: 180 ML, 375 ML, 750 ML Rate

Indri whisky price in UP is about ₹4,190 to ₹4,220 for a 750 ml bottle of Indri-Trini, based on current Lucknow listings. That is roughly ₹1,000 more than the same bottle costs in Haryana, where the whisky is made. The gap comes from Uttar Pradesh’s excise structure, not from the whisky. Every bottle of Trini sold in Lucknow, Noida, Kanpur or Varanasi comes from the same distillery in Indri village in Haryana’s Karnal district. Even with the higher tax, Trini in UP costs well below what drinkers in Mumbai pay, and it remains one of the more affordable award-winning single malts on UP shelves.

Indri in UP at a Glance

Indri Price List for Uttar Pradesh

Trini is the Indri bottle most UP shops carry. Agneya and the premium “House of” bottles are mostly found at larger outlets in Lucknow and the Noida–Ghaziabad belt. The figures below are approximate current UP retail prices.

Here is how UP compares with other markets for a 750 ml Trini:

For buyers in Noida and Ghaziabad, the price difference with Delhi is noticeable, at about ₹500 to ₹1,000 per bottle. However, UP limits how much liquor can be brought in from another state. Buying a few bottles across the border can put you in breach of those limits, so check the current allowance before carrying anything home.

Cost Per Peg: How UP Compares

Breaking the bottle price into standard 30 ml pegs gives a clearer sense of the tax effect. A 750 ml bottle holds 25 pegs.

Within UP itself, the Indri range works out like this:

The numbers point to a few practical conclusions:

• A Trini peg in UP costs about ₹40 more than in Haryana. Over a full bottle, that adds up to roughly ₹1,000.
• UP is still far cheaper than Maharashtra. Each Trini peg in Lucknow costs about ₹67 less than in Mumbai.
• Moving up to Agneya adds about ₹45 per peg. That is worth it only if you want a touch of peat smoke.
• A 60 ml large peg of Trini costs about ₹340 from a home bottle. That is still well below what most UP bars charge for a single-malt pour.

Indri Expressions Available in UP

Indri’s range has grown from one flagship bottle into a small family of single malts, each with its own character and price.

Indri-Trini “The Three Wood”

Trini is the bottle that made the distillery famous. It was the first Indian single malt to combine three cask types: first-fill ex-bourbon, ex-French red wine and Pedro Ximénez sherry. It is bottled at 46% without chill filtration, so it keeps a fuller texture and holds its flavour when water is added. It is the Indri most commonly found in UP shops.

Indri Agneya

The name refers to fire, which suits a lightly peated malt matured in sherry and bourbon casks. The smoke is gentle and sits behind dried fruit and sherry sweetness rather than dominating. At about ₹5,360 in UP, Agneya is a reasonable way to try peated whisky without paying for imported Islay Scotch.

Indri Dru

Dru is bottled at cask strength, meaning it goes into the bottle without being diluted. It is dense, strong and best approached with a few drops of water. In 2025 it was named World’s Best Whisky at the Miami Global Spirits Awards. UP stock is limited, so a premium store in Lucknow or Noida is the best place to look.

Indri House Editions

Lucknow listings show two premium bottlings, House of Black and House of Green, at around ₹8,610 each. They are aimed at collectors and special-occasion buyers rather than everyday drinkers.

Diwali Collector’s Editions

Each year Indri releases a limited Diwali bottling. The 2023 edition was a peated, cask-strength malt matured in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks and won Best in Show, Double Gold at the Whiskies of the World Awards. Supply is small across India, and UP receives only a limited allocation.

Trini or Agneya: Picking the Right Bottle in UP

In UP the price gap between Trini and Agneya is about ₹1,140, which is wider than in Delhi. That makes the choice more significant.

Trini is the safer choice if you’re buying for someone else or trying Indri for the first time. Agneya is for drinkers who already know they enjoy the house style and are curious about peat. At UP prices, it makes sense to try Agneya at a bar before buying a full bottle.

Tasting Notes: Indri-Trini The Three Wood

In the glass, Trini is a deep, burnished gold, and none of that colour is added.

Nose
 Tinned peach and caramelised pineapple come first, with honey and vanilla from the bourbon wood. After the glass has rested, raisins, dark sherry and a hint of black tea follow, with a light dusting of baking spice.

Palate
 The texture is round and slightly oily, and the 46% strength feels comfortable. Toffee and dates lead, then toasted almonds. Red berries from the wine casks sit in the middle, and pepper and dry ginger build slowly on the sides of the tongue.

Finish
 Medium-long and warm. Oak and tropical fruit linger with a faint dry nuttiness.

With a few drops of water
 The fruit becomes brighter, the honey comes forward and the spice softens. In the dry heat of a north Indian summer, a splash of water makes Trini especially pleasant to sip.

Recognition That Built Indri’s Name

Indri’s awards are a big reason the brand became popular across India so quickly:

• 2022: Indri-Trini was named Best Indian Single Malt at the World Whiskies Awards and won Gold at the International Spirits Challenge, The Spirits Business Global Whisky Masters and the Las Vegas Global Spirits Awards.
• 2023: The Diwali Collector’s Edition won Best in Show, Double Gold at the Whiskies of the World Awards, along with Gold at the Spirits Selection Awards and the Tokyo Whisky & Spirits Competition.
• 2025: Indri Dru was named World’s Best Whisky at the Miami Global Spirits Awards, while Agneya and the 2025 Diwali edition won Gold at the World Whisky Masters and the Asia World Spirit Competition.

What ₹4,200 Buys on a Lucknow Shelf

For context, here is Trini alongside nearby premium bottles at approximate Lucknow prices:

Monkey Shoulder costs less, but it is a lower-strength blended malt that comes in a slightly smaller bottle. Trini costs more but gives you a full 750 ml of single malt at 46%. For UP buyers who mainly sip their whisky rather than mix it, Trini is usually the better value at this price.

FAQs

Q1. What is the Indri whisky price in UP?

A. A 750 ml bottle of Indri-Trini costs about ₹4,190 to ₹4,220 in Uttar Pradesh.

Q2. What is the price of Indri Agneya in UP?

A. Indri Agneya costs around ₹5,360 for a 750 ml bottle in Uttar Pradesh.

Q3. Why is Indri more expensive in UP than in Delhi or Haryana?

A. Uttar Pradesh levies higher state excise on premium spirits, which adds roughly ₹500 to ₹1,000 per bottle.

Q4. Is Indri the same price across all UP cities?

A. Prices are set at the state level, so Lucknow, Noida, Kanpur, and other cities should carry the same MRP for the same batch.

Q5. Can I bring Indri from Delhi into Noida or Ghaziabad?

A. Uttar Pradesh limits liquor brought in from other states, so check the current allowance before carrying bottles across the border.

Q6. What does Indri-Trini taste like?

A. It is fruity and rich, with notes of pineapple, honey, toffee, and raisins, along with gentle spicy warmth and a medium-long oaky finish.

Q7. What is the alcohol strength of Indri-Trini?

A. Indri-Trini is bottled at 46% ABV.

Q8. Is Indri Dru available in UP?

A. Dru is stocked only occasionally in Uttar Pradesh, mainly at premium stores in Lucknow and the Noida–Ghaziabad area.

Q9. How much does a 30 ml peg of Indri cost in UP?

A. Based on the 750 ml price, a 30 ml peg of Indri-Trini works out to about ₹169.

Q10. What is the legal drinking age in Uttar Pradesh?

A. The legal age to buy and drink alcohol in Uttar Pradesh is 21.