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

Rampur whisky price in UP is ₹8,540 for a 750 ml bottle of Rampur Double Cask, the state-regulated MRP. The single malt is made in Rampur, in western Uttar Pradesh, yet it costs about ₹1,330 more in its home state than in Delhi. Asava, Rampur’s wine-cask single malt, sells for roughly ₹8,500 to ₹9,900 in UP. Rampur Select, the brand’s original single malt, is the most affordable at about ₹4,500 to ₹6,200. For UP drinkers, Rampur is a local malt with an international reputation, but it’s priced as a luxury purchase.

Rampur in UP at a Glance

Rampur Price List for Uttar Pradesh

Double Cask’s ₹8,540 is the fixed state MRP. The Asava and Select prices are ranges because they vary by shop and batch, so always check the MRP on the bottle. Larger premium stores in Lucknow’s Gomti Nagar and Hazratganj, and in Noida’s malls, are the most likely to stock the full range.

UP compared with other markets

Delhi is noticeably cheaper for Double Cask, by about ₹1,330. For Noida and Ghaziabad buyers, that’s a real saving, but UP limits how much liquor you can bring in from other states. One bottle within the allowance is sensible. Several risks seizure.

Cost Per Peg in UP

At UP prices, Rampur is a whisky for slow sipping:

• A 30 ml peg of Double Cask costs about ₹342. A 60 ml pour costs about ₹683.
• Select is the most affordable way into Rampur at roughly ₹180 to ₹248 per peg, depending on the price you find.
• A bottle of Double Cask shared between five friends, with three pegs each, covers the evening for about ₹5,100 in whisky.

At these prices, add water drop by drop rather than using soda. Soda hides the complexity you’re paying for.

Rampur Double Cask or Rampur Asava?

In UP, the two are priced close together, so the choice comes down to style.

Double Cask is the more classic of the two. It opens with tropical fruit and vanilla from the bourbon wood, then adds dried fruit and spice from the European oak. Asava is more unusual. The Indian red-wine casks bring cranberry, plum and berry-jam notes, and the finish is drier and spicier. If you like fruity, rounded malts, choose Double Cask. If you enjoy wine-finished whiskies, Asava is the more distinctive bottle, and it’s the one with the major award.

Rampur Select: The Entry Point

Rampur Select was the distillery’s first single malt, launched in 2016. On current UP listings it’s the most affordable Rampur at about ₹4,500 to ₹6,200. It’s lighter and fruitier than Double Cask, and it’s a good way to try the Rampur style before spending more than ₹8,500. With such a wide price range, it pays to check a few shops before buying.

Tasting Notes

Rampur Double Cask
 In the glass it’s a bright amber-gold. On the nose, ripe mango and pineapple lead into vanilla and honey, with raisin and clove appearing after a few minutes. The palate is full and lively, with honey, toffee and dried fruit, and cinnamon and pepper building towards the middle. The finish is long and spicy, ending on oak and dried fruit.

Rampur Asava
 Darker, with a reddish tint. On the nose there’s cranberry, plum and berry jam from the wine casks, with warm spice. The palate is rich and slightly drier, with red fruit and pepper, and the finish is long and spicy.

How to drink them in UP
 In UP’s cool winters from December to February, pour Rampur neat into a tulip glass, let it rest for five minutes, then add a few drops of water. In the summer heat, a single large ice cube is the most you should use.

With UP food
 It’s fitting to pair Rampur with the famous cuisine of Rampur itself. Try Double Cask with a rich Rampuri korma or Rampuri kebabs, where its fruit and spice match the slow-cooked flavours. Asava’s red fruit goes well with Lucknowi galouti kebabs or a plate of mutton seekh.

UP’s Own World-Class Single Malt

• The Rampur distillery has been operating since 1943. For decades it mainly supplied bulk spirit before Radico Khaitan built its own brands.
• Rampur Select, launched in 2016, was the distillery’s first single malt, and it was sold abroad before it was widely available in India.
• Double Cask followed in 2018 and Asava in 2019.
• Master Blender Anup Barik oversees the range. Radico says the whisky matures in a climate with sharp seasonal swings near the Himalayan foothills, which speeds up the spirit’s interaction with the wood.
• Asava was named Best World Whisky at the 2023 John Barleycorn Awards in New York.

What ₹8,540 Buys on a UP Shelf

Here’s how Rampur compares with other premium whiskies on current UP listings:

In UP, Rampur Double Cask costs about the same as Indri’s premium House editions. Those are the two top-shelf Indian single malts in the state. For everyday value, Indri-Trini costs about half as much. Rampur makes most sense as a special-occasion bottle or a gift, or when you specifically want to try UP’s own award-winning malt.

FAQs

Q1. What is the price of Rampur whisky in UP?

A. Rampur Double Cask costs ₹8,540 (MRP) for 750 ml in UP, with Asava at about ₹8,500 to ₹9,900 and Select at about ₹4,500 to ₹6,200.

Q2. What is the price of Rampur Double Cask in UP?

A. Rampur Double Cask has a state MRP of ₹8,540 for a 750 ml bottle.

Q3. What is the price of Rampur Asava in UP?

A. Rampur Asava costs roughly ₹8,500 to ₹9,900, depending on the shop.

Q4. What is the cheapest Rampur whisky in UP?

A. Rampur Select is the most affordable, at about ₹4,500 to ₹6,200.

Q5. Is Rampur cheaper in Delhi than in UP?

A. Yes, Double Cask costs ₹7,210 in Delhi, about ₹1,330 less.

Q6. How much does one peg of Rampur Double Cask cost in UP?

A. A 30 ml peg costs about ₹342.

Q7. Where is Rampur whisky made?

A. Rampur is made by Radico Khaitan at its distillery in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh.

Q8. Which is better, Rampur Double Cask or Asava?

A. Double Cask is fruitier and more classic, while Asava is wine-finished, drier and more distinctive.

Q9. What is the alcohol content of Rampur Double Cask?

A. Rampur Double Cask is bottled at 45% ABV.

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

A. You must be 21 or older to buy alcohol in UP.