Triveni Engineering Launches Premium Whiskeys Matsya Gold Reserve & The Crafters Stamp in Delhi
Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd. launched Matsya Gold Reserve (₹570/750ml) and The Crafters Stamp (₹950/750ml) premium whiskies in Delhi. This expansion targets Millennials and Gen Z, strengthening TEIL's position in the premium IMFL market after its July 2024 foray.
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Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd. (TEIL) has expanded its Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) portfolio by launching two new whisky brands, Matsya Gold Reserve Blended Whisky and The Crafters Stamp Grand Reserve Blended Whisky, in the Delhi market. This move strengthens TEIL's presence in the premium and super-premium whisky segments, targeting Millennials and Gen Z consumers.
The Crafters Stamp Grand Reserve Blended Whisky, priced at ₹950 for a 750 ml bottle, is a blend of Scotch malts aged in bourbon and sherry oak casks with Indian grain spirits. Matsya Gold Reserve Blended Whisky, priced at ₹570 for a 750 ml bottle, also harmonizes aged Scotch malts with Indian grain spirits.
Bharat Gandhi, Vice President & Head Operations (IMFL) at TEIL, stated that Delhi is a benchmark market and this launch signifies a decisive step in reshaping the premium and super-premium whisky landscape. Akash Premsen, Vice President (Strategy), added that this expansion connects the company with one of India's most dynamic whisky markets.
TEIL had previously entered the IMFL market in July 2024 with similar whisky brands, which received national and international accolades. The company aims to establish itself as a brand of choice for both new and existing whisky drinkers seeking elevated experiences.
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