The introduction of these peated malts signifies the company's continued commitment to the Indian market and indicates huge opportunities that it sees for malts in India, Beam Suntory said in a statement.
"These brands will sit alongside the number one Islay malt, Laphroaig, which is already established in the Indian market," it added.
Beam Suntory's flagship brand Teacher's is one of the leading scotch brand in India.
"India is one of the world's leading scotch markets, and we expect these incredible brands to become exclusive and aspirational expressions in India," a Beam Suntory India spokesperson said.
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