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Sterling Reserve B10 Unboxing & Review in Hindi | Sterling Reserve B10 Price Smell & Taste
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The launch of the Sterling Reserve range of premium whiskies is being acknowledged as the most consumer engaging and competitive move in the past few years. Sterling Reserve B10 is the more premium variant, have been launched after extensive consumer tests, for both packagings as well as blends. Consumers today, especially in the younger age groups, are more than willing to pay a premium for brands that they feel assure them quality, but the question is does this whisky contain RUM or Neutral spirit, does it contain artificial colour & flavours, etc….
Sterling Reserve Blend 10
From the house of Allied Blenders and Distilleries, the Sterling Reserve brand of premium blended whiskies were introduced in the Indian market in 2018. Available in two variants, the Sterling Reserve Blend 7, and the Sterling Reserve Blend 10, they are no-age-statement blends of Scottish malts and Indian grain spirits.
Allied Blenders and Distillers claim the Scottish malts used in the Sterling Reserve Blends are obtained from Jardine Crescent, a brand named after an Alexander Jardine,
History – Sterling Reserve B10
The Sterling Reserve brand is relatively new in the market, and there isn’t much history attached to the brand. Although, Allied Blenders and Distillers have been strong players in the Indian liquor industry, and own the Officer’s Choice blended whisky brand which is quite a popular whisky across the country.
The Sterling Reserve Blend 10 is placed above the Blend 7, and competes with Seagram’s Blender’s Pride, and United Spirits’ Signature in the Indian market.
Making Process
Like most Indian whisky brands, Sterling Reserve Blend 10 is a blend of Scottish malts and Indian grain spirits although the exact proportions of the blend are undisclosed.
Allied Blenders and Distillers claim their blend is chill-filtered and that the Scotch malts used in their blends are from different barrel origins.
Alcohol Percentage
Sterling Reserve Blend 10 carries an alcohol percentage of 42.8%, the standard limit for Indian whiskies.
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