Mumbai Duty Free’s 2026 premium whisky line-up focuses on depth and cask-driven character rather than sheer volume. Highlights include Glenfiddich Gran Cortes 22 YO in rare Palo Cortado casks, Balvenie 18 YO PX Cask, Yamazaki Peated Malt Spanish Oak from Suntory’s Kogei Collection, and Chivas Ultis, all positioned as collectible bottles for enthusiasts passing through the airport.
Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport has quietly become one of the more interesting whisky hunting grounds in Asian travel retail, not because it stocks more bottles than Changi or Dubai, but because of how deliberately it curates the higher shelf. Scotch heavyweights, a rare Suntory travel-boutique release, and an Irish outlier all sit within arm's reach of each other. So, check out all the information you need in our Mumbai Duty Free premium whisky price list 2026 that includes Glenfiddich Gran Cortes, Royal Salute 21 YO, Yamazaki Peated Malt, Chivas Regal Ultis, Redbreast 18 Year Old, Glen Grant 18 Year Old, Bowmore 19 Year Old, and more. These 10 expressions are worth more than just a second glance before boarding.
This is the follow-up to Glenfiddich's Grand Cru 23 Year Old, part of the distillery's ‘Grand Series.’ Glenfiddich Gran Cortes 22 Year Old is finished in Palo Cortado casks, a rare sherry style traditionally marked with an ‘X’ in Spanish bodegas because its character sits between an Oloroso and an Amontillado. Malt Master Brian Kinsman worked directly with Spanish sherry producers to source the casks for this 22-year-old Speyside spirit, giving it a deep mahogany-red colour. Notes of dates, dark chocolate and raisins lead into oak, vanilla and marzipan on the palate, with fruitcake and cinnamon on the finish. Yes, Glenfiddich Gran Cortes 22 Year Old is special in every way.
Price: ₹25,500
Chivas Brothers created this blend in 1953 to mark Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, naming it after the 21-gun salute fired in her honour. Every whisky in it is aged at least 21 years. Master blender Sandy Hyslop still builds the recipe around malt from Strathisla, the oldest working distillery in the Highlands and the spiritual home of Chivas. Expect sweet pears and citrus on the nose with autumn flowers and a touch of sherry, moving into orange marmalade, gingerbread and roasted hazelnut on the palate, with a long, gently oaky finish.
Price: ₹21,200
Kogei means traditional craft in Japanese, and it's Suntory's newer travel retail series. Yamazaki Peated Malt Spanish Oak Kogei Collection is probably its most talked about release. Chief Blender Shinji Fukuyo brought back a technique from Suntory's early days, pairing peated malt with Spanish oak, something the distillery had dropped because it felt too heavy for Japanese drinkers at the time. The label is a collaboration with Kyoto's Chiso Kimono House, which has been making kimonos since 1555, using their dyeing technique to depict the rivers around the Yamazaki distillery. Expect dark mocha, raisins and almonds on the nose, a smooth smoky palate with roasted cacao, and a long finish of bittersweet baking spice.
Price: ₹24,400
A travel retail only release, and only the second time Balvenie has finished a whisky in Pedro Ximenez casks, the intensely sweet Spanish sherry style known for its syrupy, dessert-like wine. The spirit matures mainly in American oak before finishing in PX butts, adding raisins, dark figs, stewed plums and clove to Balvenie's usual honeyed softness. On the palate that sweetness builds into orange oil, tea leaf and a touch of black liquorice, finishing on sandalwood and burnt sugar. The Balvenie 18 Year Old Pedro Ximenez Cask is a good pick for anyone who already likes Balvenie's softer core range and wants more depth without losing that house style.
Price: ₹25,200
Ultis is Chivas Regal's first blended malt, meaning it's built entirely from single malts with no grain whisky in the mix. The name honours five generations of Chivas Brothers master blenders going back to 1895, and the whisky itself blends five Speyside malts: Strathisla for malty sweetness, Longmorn for creamy vanilla toffee, Tormore for citrus, Allt a'Bhainne for spice, and Braeval for honeyed, floral notes. Chivas Regal Ultis opens with peach and red apple, moves into toffee, dried fruit and ginger, and finishes slightly dry with a floral edge. Because it skips grain whisky altogether, it drinks closer to a top single malt than a typical Chivas blend.
Price: ₹20,790
Launched in September 2024, Redbreast 18 Year Old Single Pot Still is the newest permanent addition to the range, sitting between the 15 and 21 Year Old. Distilled at Midleton in County Cork, it stands out for its unique cask mix, combining ex-bourbon and oloroso sherry with cream sherry casks (a Redbreast first) and ruby port casks usually reserved for the 27 Year Old. Expect blackcurrants, raspberries and dried fig on the nose, with ginger, liquorice, dark berries and orange peel on the palate. It won gold medals at the 2024 Irish Whiskey Masters, IWSC and International Spirits Challenge soon after launch.
Price: ₹19,350
This is the richest of four whiskies in ‘Gardens of Abundance,’ The Singleton's first travel retail collection in almost a decade, launched in 2024. All four come from the Glendullan distillery in Speyside under master blender Dr Craig Wilson. The Singleton Deep Forest Riches gets the heaviest treatment: matured in European oak, then finished across three sherry seasoned casks, Palo Cortado, Marsala wine, and Pedro Ximenez/oloroso. It's intensely flavoured for a Singleton release, dominated by dried fruit, raisins, dates and dark chocolate.
Price: ₹20,500
Glen Grant is one of the few Speyside distilleries that distils, matures and bottles everything on site, something master distiller Dennis Malcolm takes real pride in after decades there. The 18 Year Old skips sherry casks on purpose, using hand-selected ex-bourbon barrels and remade hogsheads instead, to keep the spirit's natural light, floral character intact. It's won Double Gold at the TAG Awards three years running. Expect a bright gold colour, floral and honeyed fruit on the nose, and malted caramel, vanilla and raisin on the palate, with a long finish of toasted nuts and gentle spice.
Price: ₹18,090
This bottle belongs to Bowmore Appellations, a travel retail exclusive series launched in late 2024 that finishes whiskies in casks from specific European wine regions: Burgundy, Bordeaux and the Douro Valley. The 19 Year Old matures first in American oak ex-bourbon casks, then finishes in Pinot Noir barrels from Burgundy, giving it a lighter, wine-accented profile than Bowmore's usual sherry and peat style. Expect green apple, pistachio and Seville orange on the nose, honeyed apple and creamy brioche on the palate, with just a soft trace of smoke underneath.
Price: ₹19,900
The fourth release in Macallan's annual Harmony Collection, launched in 2024 with Cirque du Soleil to mark the distillery's 200th anniversary. Macallan Harmony Collection IV Vibrant Oak is built around cask wood rather than age or region, matured in a mix of first-fill sherry-seasoned American oak and refill sherry casks to highlight the vanilla and citrus character American oak brings out. Nose notes include vanilla bean, sweet sherbet and lime zest, with pear and vanilla sponge cake. The palate turns creamy: vanilla panna cotta, buttery shortbread, toasted coconut and almond brittle, before a medium, sweetly lingering finish.
Price: ₹19,400
The collection is impressive and this Mumbai Duty Free Premium Whisky price list 2026 provides all the information you need to make the right choice for your bar for the next house party or celebrations.
Note: All the prices listed below have been sourced from the official Mumbai Duty Free whisky price list and reflect the latest available rates for 2026. However, airport retail prices are subject to change, so it's always a good idea to check the latest prices before making a purchase.