Emberstone Irish Whiskey has unveiled a festive edition retail gift box for Diwali, pairing a bottle of its triple-distilled single expression with branded accessories. The set is available across Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, priced at ₹2,500–₹3,350 (£21.45–£28.75 / US$28.30–$37.90) for a 700ml bottle, depending on the expression.
The producer draws on the philosophy “Forged in Fire, Grounded in Stone” to frame the expression’s character.
“Whether you’re looking to surprise a whiskey enthusiast, celebrate a special occasion or make a thoughtful festive gesture, the Emberstone Irish Whiskey gift box offers a distinctive way to mark the season,” the brand said.
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READ THE STORYEmberstone is triple-distilled in copper stills and non-chill filtered. The liquid is matured in ex-bourbon casks before finishing in Oloroso Sherry and Banyuls wine barrels.
The gift box contains a bottle of Emberstone Irish Whiskey, a signature drinking glass and a stone coaster. The brand positions the release for both personal and corporate festive gifting during the Diwali season.
According to the official notes from the brand, the whiskey carries flavors of toasted oak, dried fruits, vanilla, honeyed malt, baked orchard fruits and gentle spice, leading to a long finish.
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The launch arrives as Irish whiskey builds momentum across India. In terms of exports, the biggest growth for the category in 2024 came from India, which overtook the UK to become the fifth-largest export market after soaring by 57.5%.
That surge has continued, albeit at a slower pace. Irish whiskey recorded an even sharper slowdown, with growth easing to 21% in 2025 compared with a 58% surge in 2024.
Demand is being shaped by wealthier urban consumers. The Indian market for Irish whiskey is undergoing a transition towards premium and craft variants, with growth in disposable incomes and changing tastes of consumers.
Festive demand is a key driver for gifting. North India (Delhi, Punjab, Haryana): Whisky dominates, with scotch blends and single malts leading Diwali gifting.
