blenders pride whisky price in faridabad
Blenders Pride is a brand of Indian whisky, owned by Pernod Ricard, and launched in 1995. It is a blend of Indian grain spirits and imported Scotch malt and contains no artificial flavouring. It is available in 5 different bottle formats (2L,1L, 750ml, 375ml, 180ml).[1] GQ magazine described the whisky as "smooth and smoky", and gave it a rating of 6/10. Pernod Ricard has identified Blenders Pride, along with Imperial Blue, Royal Stag, Chivas Regal and 100 Pipers as the company's five core brands to build its spirits business in India.[3] The brand's main national competitors are Royal Challenge, Signature and Antiquity[4] from United Spirits Ltd,[5] and Peter Scot from Khoday India Limited,[6][7] In some states, Blenders Pride also competes with Haig Gold Label from Diageo[8] and Rockford Reserve from Modi Illva. Blenders Pride was launched in India in 1995 by Seagram. Seagram's global business was jointly acquired by Pernod Ricard and Diageo on 21 December 2001.[10] Seagram's Indian operations were acquired by Pernod Ricard.
[13] At the time of its launch, the Reserve Collection was the most expensive whisky produced in India.
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breville kinetix control blender bbl800The bottle shape for Reserve Collection is similar to Blenders Pride but has embossing. Blenders Pride sold 250,000 cases in 2003.[17] out of 1.5 million cases country-wide in the premium whisky segment.
[18] In March 2004, Seagram Manufacturing Ltd. claimed that Blenders Pride had surpassed Shaw Wallace's "Royal Challenge" (now owned by United Breweries Group) to become the largest-selling premium whisky in Andhra Pradesh. The following table shows the annual sales of Blenders Pride: ^ a b c ^ a b c d e f ^ Indian Whisky Brand Champions 2013. » » Come November 8 and tipplers have to pay extra for his favourite drinks KOLKATA: Come November 8 and tipplers have to pay extra for his favourite drinks. A Kingfisher beer can of Rs 90 may cost Rs 20-25 more while an one litre bottle of whisky like Blenders Pride may cost Rs 50-55 more. Well, the state excise department has decided to revise the price of both India Made Foreign Liquors and country liquors upward from November 8. The increase in excise duty across different categories will be ranging from 2.67% to almost 6%. The hike will be lower for regular categories while for premium ranges the hike would be more. According to excise circular, for IMFL with MRP less than Rs 266, excise duty would go up from current level of 49% to 51.67%.
The duty will be 42.33% from 38.5% for Rs 266 to Rs 450 category. For Rs 450 to Rs 1000 segment, the duty would be 35.18% from 30.45%, the most popular category for whisky and Vodka. The duty will be 31.44% and 26.78% respectively for Rs 1000 and above and Rs 1,500 and above segments from 26% and 21%. The price increase will be maximum in the imported liquor category. An excise official pointed out that it is expecting that the moderate hike in the price is not going to affect the demand in a big way. Incidetally, the state government has collected a revenue of Rs 2,800 crore till October 31 of this year and it has a target of Rs 4,700 crore for the whole year. In last two months, September and October, there was an average 30% increase in excise revenue collection. The figure was Rs 441 crore for October and Rs 461 crore for September this year. Last year the excise revenue was close to Rs 4,100 crore. According to excise officials, the liquor companies have not yet notified the department about the new prices.
"They will do it in next few days. The increase in price pf liqor may not be in the same magnitude of excise hike. This could be either little more or little less," an official added. An official of a leading liquor compay said that it is working on new price structure and will announce the new structure soon. However, Pradyut Saha, the secretary of All Bengal Excise Licensee Association feels that a hike in price always incentivise spurious liquor. "We shall try our best to co-ordinate with the government but price increase of legal liquor leads to prolifiration of illegal trade," he added. Stay updated on the go with Times of India News App. Click here to download it for your device.From Around the WebMore From The Times of IndiaLiquor dealers cash in on desperationM N Samdani VIJAYAWADA: This can't give a high to liquor lovers. No brand of liquor is being sold at maximum retail price (MRP) in Andhra Pradesh what with dealers collecting higher price than the MRP thanks to tacit support from excise and prohibition officials.
If sources are to be believed, retailers are collecting 10-20 per cent over and above the MRP on all the brands. Worse still, low variety brands are being sold at Rs 100 (180 ml bottle) against an MRP of Rs 80. Besides, sale of cheap liquor by the retailers has also become a big nuisance. In fact, sale of liquor in loose is fetching the retailers nearly 30-40 per cent above the MRP by mixing toxicants and water. "Do you think that we can do all this without the officials' support?" a retailer not wanting to be named said. While the medium brands are being sold at Rs 160-180 against the MRP of Rs 140-150, Rs 10-20 extra is charged for premium brands over and above MRP. Retailers collect Rs 240 for Blenders Pride whisky as against an MRP of Rs 225. Similarly, Royal Stag is sold at Rs 150-160 (MRP is Rs 140). As per information, 1.85 crore cases of IML and 1.07 crore cases of beer had been sold in the state during the current fiscal. The value of IML sales is around Rs 6,636 crore as against Rs 5,529 crore during last year.