Indian single malt sales reach an estimated 5 lakh cases in 2025
Made-in-India single malts have grown from 3.5 lakh nine-litre cases in 2023 to an estimated 5 lakh in 2025. Domestic labels including Amrut, Indri, Rampur and Paul John account for about 92% of category sales, as premiumisation and new launches broaden the market.
India’s Made-in-India single malt whisky market reached an estimated 5 lakh cases in 2025, led by domestic labels with 92% share. Premiumisation, new launches and authenticity certification are strengthening the category, while imports remain significant.
Why this matters
The estimate reinforces recent signals that Indian single malts hit about 5 lakh cases in 2025 and that demand has outstripped supply after sales surged sixfold since 2020.
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