Rampur spans a $100 to $6,000 Indian single-malt price ladder

Rampur Indian Single Malt Whisky has a nine-expression price ladder from $100 for Double Cask to $6,000 for Signature Reserve, according to Radico’s November 2026 presentation. The 60-fold range combines core expressions, single-cask releases and limited editions using bourbon, sherry, wine and other cask maturation or finishing techniques.

What is Rampur’s single-malt price ladder?

Rampur’s stated price ladder starts with Double Cask at $100 and rises through Barrel Blush at $105, Asava at $110 and PX Sherry at $120. Select is listed at $140, followed by Single Cask at $165, Trigun at $200 and Jugalbandi at $300. Signature Reserve is priced at $6,000, leaving a $5,900 difference between the lowest and highest listed expressions.

The first four products occupy a narrow $100-to-$120 range, while price steps become larger at Select, Single Cask, Trigun and Jugalbandi. Signature Reserve is $5,700 above Jugalbandi, the next-highest priced release. Radico presents the range as a strategy for “breaking the pricing barrier” in Indian single malt.

How does Rampur differentiate its core expressions?

Rampur differentiates Double Cask, Asava and Barrel Blush through their casks and finishing methods. Double Cask combines American bourbon barrels and European oak sherry casks, while Asava is matured in American bourbon barrels before finishing in Indian Cabernet Sauvignon casks. Barrel Blush is matured in American oak and finished with Australian Shiraz; their listed prices are $100, $110 and $105 respectively.

The presentation calls Asava’s Indian Cabernet Sauvignon treatment a first for single malt. Barrel Blush, introduced in financial year (FY) 2025 in Radico’s Indi-lux portfolio chronology, is described as another core Rampur expression. Select, priced at $140, is aged in the Himalayan foothills and has received awards including a Double Gold Medal in San Francisco, according to the presentation.

Which Rampur releases are limited or cask-specific?

Rampur PX Sherry is a limited release of 48 casks priced at $120. It is matured in American oak, after which selected casks are transferred to Pedro Ximénez, or PX, sherry butts from Jerez, Spain. Single Cask, listed at $165, is described as an exclusive expression matured for an extended period in American bourbon barrels.

Trigun, at $200, uses maturation across three casks and specifically identifies Champagne and Sauternes wine casks. Jugalbandi is priced at $300 and is described as bringing two distinct styles together, although the presentation does not disclose its cask count, bottling volume or release quantity. Jugalbandi’s $100 increase over Trigun is the largest price step before Signature Reserve.

Why does Rampur Signature Reserve sit at $6,000?

Rampur Signature Reserve is priced at $6,000 and described as a limited edition made from four unique casks selected and reserved for the Master Maker. The whisky was aged for an extended period in American standard oak barrels, then transferred to selected PX sherry butts from Jerez for its final years of maturation.

The pack details shown for Signature Reserve include cask strength, 43.9% alcohol by volume and a numbered reference of 108/150. The presentation does not specify whether 150 represents the total production volume. The source associates the $6,000 expression with selected casks, extended ageing, PX finishing and limited-edition status, rather than disclosing a stated age statement.

How does Rampur fit Radico’s wider luxury-spirit plan?

Rampur forms part of Radico’s five-year Indi-lux portfolio expansion. The presentation identifies Rampur in FY2022, Sangam in FY2023, Kohinoor Reserve Indian Dark Rum in FY2024, Rampur Barrel Blush in FY2025 and Kashmir Virasat in FY2026. This sequence shows Barrel Blush was added after Rampur’s initial appearance in the portfolio chronology.

Rampur 1943 Virasat is presented separately as an Indian single malt with a Ruby Port finish, but no price is disclosed for it. It does not appear in the nine-expression price-ladder slide, so the presentation does not establish whether it is priced between Double Cask at $100 and Signature Reserve at $6,000. Radico’s broader portfolio slide defines luxury products as having indicative prices above $50, below the entry price for every listed Rampur expression.

Conclusion

Rampur’s disclosed range creates a multi-tier Indian single-malt offering rather than relying on one flagship bottle. It begins with three expressions between $100 and $110, rises through cask-specific releases priced from $120 to $300, and culminates in a $6,000 Signature Reserve made from four selected casks. Cask choice, wine or sherry finishing, limited-release status and extended maturation are the product distinctions Radico identifies.

What to watch next is whether Radico discloses a price, release scale or market plan for Rampur 1943 Virasat, the Ruby Port-finished expression presented in FY2026 material. The November 2026 presentation establishes its existence but leaves its position within Rampur’s $100-to-$6,000 price architecture unresolved.