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The current lowest Monkey Shoulder price is ₹3780, available from Liquor Vault Goa. You can also find Monkey Shoulder from 2 other retailers, including Madhuloka and LiquorGenie.
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The Best Monkey Shoulder Prices
How much does Monkey Shoulder cost in India ?
If you're wondering what a fair price for Monkey Shoulder is, our data gives a clear picture of where the market has settled over the last 90 days.
Across all the retailers we track, the average price for Monkey Shoulder in India has been ₹4,800. This gives you a realistic benchmark of what most shoppers are paying right now.
During the same period, the lowest price we've seen is ₹3,780 from Liquor Vault Goa, making it the best recent deal for this bottle. Price fluctuations do happen, often driven by promotions, stock levels, and seasonal demand, so reviewing the 3-month trend is one of the easiest ways to know whether today's offer represents good value.
Use this data to compare retailers confidently, spot genuine discounts, and decide whether now is the right time to buy Monkey Shoulder.
About Monkey Shoulder
Monkey Shoulder is a modern Scotch whisky blend that has rapidly gained popularity for its smooth, rich flavor and versatility in cocktails. Named after a temporary condition that maltmen sometimes developed while working long shifts, turning the barley by hand, the name pays homage to the craft of whisky making. This whisky is a blend of single malts from three of Speyside's finest distilleries. The result is a mix that's designed to be smoother and more approachable than many traditional single malts, with no grain whisky added. Monkey Shoulder is noted for its flavors of zesty orange, vanilla, honey, and spiced oak, making it a favorite both for sipping neat and as a base in mixed drinks. It’s particularly popular among new whisky drinkers and mixologists for its balance and ease of use in cocktails, offering a playful, yet sophisticated spirit that breaks from more staid Scotch stereotypes.