Indri, the single malt whisky from Piccadily Agro Industries, sold 2.04 million bottles (approximately 1,70,000 nine-litre cases) in 2024, placing it as the best-selling single malt in India. Of this, 1,24,000 cases were sold domestically and 46,000 were exported. The International Wine & Spirits Record (IWSR) confirms these figures and ranks Indri as the leading malt whisky in the Indian market.
The brand’s lineup includes expressions such as Indri-Trini (three-wood matured), cask-strength Indri-Dru, the Diwali Collector’s Editions, and the Founder’s Reserve 11-Year-Old. These expressions have received recognition at global spirits competitions.
PAIL’s distillery in Indri, Haryana covers 168 acres and produces malt, extra neutral alcohol (ENA), ethanol and white crystal sugar. Besides Indri, the company also offers blended malts and Camikara, an aged sugarcane juice-based rum.
Launched in 2022, Indri has witnessed rapid growth, strengthened by both domestic momentum and expanding export reach. The company now aims to place the brand among the world’s top five single malts in the coming years.
With growing global demand for Indian spirits and a shift toward premiumisation, Indri’s performance highlights how India’s single malt segment is steadily carving its place on the international whisky map.