Indri Whisky Launches Two New Products Inspired By 'House Of The Dragon' — Details Here

Award-winning Indri Single Malt Indian Whisky in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products on Thursday has introduced two new collectables inspired by the 'Game of Thrones' franchise.

The two new products are inspired by the HBO Original Series 'House of the Dragon'. They have been introduced as 'House of Black' and 'House of Green'. The brand claims that this exclusive edition stands as a unique partnership, the first of its kind in India's single malt market.

The two exquisite collections are inspired by the iconic councils of Westeros:

House of Black: Representing the fiery spirit of the Black Council from House of the Dragon, this single malt whisky entices with notes of sweet toffee, creamy vanilla, and subtle peat on the nose. The palate has flavours, from sweet chocolate and toffee to hints of earthiness, dates, figs, and vanilla.

House of Green: In tribute to the Green Council, this single malt whisky has hints of ripe bananas, vanilla, toffee, honey, raisins, and pineapple creating an inviting aroma. The palate offers a bouquet of sweet, fruity, floral, and nutty flavours, complemented by elegant spice, chocolate, and dried fruits.

The price of 'House of the Dragon' Exclusive Edition ranges between Rs 6,000 to Rs 11,500 depending upon the state available.

The 'House of the Dragon' Exclusive Edition will be available in select premium outlets in India and exclusively at Delhi Duty-Free.

Speaking about the collaboration, Siddhartha Sharma, founder, Piccadily Distilleries, expressed his excitement, stating, "We are thrilled to embark on this epic journey with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products to celebrate HBO's House of the Dragon, bringing the rich legacy of Westeros to life through the artistry of our single malt whisky. This innovative partnership sets a new standard for collaboration and creativity, further solidifying Indri's position as the leading whisky brand from India.”