It is made from Highland malts and Lowland grain whiskies and usually gets the nod for its cost-effectiveness and versatility, making it accessible to be drunk neat, with ice, or mixed with something. Produced in Scotland, Passport Scotch is packed in a distinctive green bottle and has a new label design that actually attracts a younger group of whisky fans.

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In Mumbai, Maharashtra, Passport Scotch can usually be seen at liquor stores, wine shops, and duty-free points. Costs can be different within each store and locality. For a 750ml bottle, the price ranges from ₹1,200 to ₹1,400. This quantity is the most popular one and represents medium prices across the blends of Scotch selections in India.

Smaller proportions are also available. A 375ml bottle will cost about ₹850, thus, it is a rather good choice for casual or occasional drinkers. You may buy a 180ml bottle for ₹470, while the smallest, i.e., 90ml, costs approximately ₹230; often it is provided for tasting or single-use convenience. Smaller sizes are mostly demanded by bars or small retail outlets. This premium whiskey is available all around the India at different prices.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai Duty-Free sells Passport Scotch 750ml at a duty-free cost, normally, it is between ₹600 and ₹700; international travelers find it much cheaper than on the local market. However, duty-free rates are exclusively available for travelers who have a valid international boarding pass and must follow the authorities’ import regulations.

The whisky has 40% alcohol by volume (ABV). It smells fruity with vanilla, toffee, and a bit of smokiness. The balanced flavor awakened the interest of young people. In addition, the price-friendly nature of this whisky with a harmonious taste has made it popular among the younger generation.

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