Also referred to as RC, Royal Challenge Whisky was first released in the Indian market in the 1980s and has become a popular brand in the country that consumes three times more whisky than the US. About 12% of the blend is comprised of Scotch whiskies mixed with malt made in India. The rest is actually a molasses-based neutral grain spirit. In essence, it's a rum flavored and billed as a whisky, which is not an uncommon way to produce "Indian Made Foreign Liquor" (the official designation for Indian whisky). This has been bottled at 42.8% ABV.
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It's not really is a whiskey, but a Rum Which is Owned by United Spirits (Diageo India) and IMFL is not an official designation for Indian Whisky,as mentioned in the Description. it is a term used by excise department to categorise liquor or a Hard Spirit that is not an Indian Origin whether it may be Whisky,Rum or Vodka.....
Besides being one of the cheapest bottles on the shelf, it tastes not bad and comparable to any Scotch you’ll find in the blended section.
does the work and not falling of the 'cheap' & known whiskey category in western and modern countries.
Cheap and tolerable with an unplaceable sweetness. Not in a hurry to buy again.
Hot garbage
Same style and price bracket, best rated first.
