Indian whiskies made a global mark in 2026, winning prestigious awards in San Francisco and London. Highlights include Godawan 02 Fruit & Spice, GianChand Indian Single Malt, and Crazy Cock Madhuca III, showcasing unique flavors and craftsmanship. Prices vary across Delhi and Mumbai, reflecting their growing international acclaim.
Indian whiskies are no longer a home-market story as is made clear by the various international awards they received. In 2026 these whiskies collected medals in San Francisco, London and beyond, from a single malt named Spirit of the Year India to a mahua-finished dram that posted the highest IWSC score given to an Indian whisky. We feature here 5 Indian whiskies that won international awards in 2026, with prices in Delhi and Mumbai, including Godawan 02 Fruit & Spice, GianChand Indian Single Malt, Crazy Cock Madhuca III, Kadamba World Cask and Rampur Barrel Blush whisky. Each brings something different to the glass, from a spiced, fruit-led single malt to a duty-free rarity.
Godawan 02 Fruit & Spice whisky had the year's most decorated run. The Alwar-made single malt from Diageo India took Double Gold, Indian Single Malt Whisky of the Year and Spirit of the Year India at the Bartender Spirits Awards 2026, scoring 97 points. Bottled at 46% ABV and matured in bourbon barrels and cherry wood casks, it leans into rich fruit, vanilla and sweet ginger, with a dash of spice and roasted coffee on the finish.
Godawan 02 Fruit & Spice Whisky Price in Delhi: Rs 3,400 (700ml, approx).
Godawan 02 Fruit & Spice Whisky Price in Mumbai: Rs 6,100 (approx).
GianChand Indian Single Malt, from DeVANS Modern Breweries in Jammu, was the only Indian single malt to win Double Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2026, a medal that needs every judge to agree. It also took Silver at the International Spirits Challenge 2026. Bottled at 42.8% ABV, it is the more approachable sibling of the peated GianChand Manshaa.
GianChand Indian Single Malt Whisky Price in Delhi: ₹4,400 to ₹4,500 (750ml).
GianChand Indian Single Malt Whisky Price in Mumbai: Rs 4,600 to Rs 4,900 (750ml).
Crazy Cock Madhuca III whisky, from South Seas Distilleries in Dahanu, Maharashtra, is finished in mahua casks, a distinctly Indian twist on cask finishing. It won Gold at the IWSC 2026 with 95 points, the highest score the competition gave an Indian whisky. Bottled at 42.8% ABV, it is sold in select cities, including Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Goa and Bengaluru.
Crazy Cock Madhuca III Whisky Price in Mumbai: Rs 3,590 to Rs 3,680.
Kadamba World Cask is Cheers Group's Goan single malt, distilled in copper pot stills in North Goa and aged in oak and other wood barrels. It won Gold at the Bartender Spirits Awards 2026 with 95 points. Bottled at 42.8% ABV, it is priced very differently from state to state, so Delhi and Mumbai shelf tags will not match what Goa pays.
Kadamba World Cask Whisky Price in Delhi: Rs 2,700 (750ml).
Kadamba World Cask Whisky Price in Mumbai: Rs 6,300 (750ml).
Rampur Barrel Blush whisky, crafted by Radico Khaitan at its Rampur Distillery in Uttar Pradesh, won Gold at the Bartender Spirits Awards 2026 with 90 points. Bottled at 45% ABV, it is the rarest bottle on this list: sold mainly through Indian duty free outlets, with limited domestic retail availability.
Rampur Barrel Blush Whisky Price at Delhi duty free: Rs 11,490.
Note: The Indian whisky prices in Delhi and Mumbai listed here are approximate and may vary by bottle size, retailer, and other duties. Check the latest local whisky prices before you buy. And not all of these whiskies may be available in your state or city.