BERLIN FERGHANA IS ONE THE MOST PRICEY AND RARE WHIKSY OF THE KIZANSH

Kizansh Group is famous for its impressive foreign flavor and IMFL product for the whisky. Provided by the Kizansh Group only for their alcohol lover in the market, they deliver their product in Pan India.

They follow the master blend process of the whisky and all the distillery products of the whisky. Which is produced by the traditional and natural grains process of whisky production. And all the liquor manufacturing takes maximum time for the fermentation and master blending process to produce whisky.

Because more aged whisky is that much RARE taste of the Bonze.

Kizansh group used foreign liquor for their brand to make it different from other flavors which is the secret of the IMFL brand and, they used grains and other natural selective corn, and wheat for the whisky.

Irish malt and Scottish malt are used with barley & some other grain like corn, rye, or wheat for producing whisky. To ferment in the traditional methods for blending and master the process of whisky with Indian grains.

Berlin Ferghana is one of the rare whiskies of the Irish special segment whisky with an American Group and whisky or Irish malts. It is the length of the presentation of foreign whisky.

In India, Kizansh is one the company that presents this whisky to their spirits lover and provides you in the market as soon as possible with the Little expensive whisky prices segment.

In the multiple states of the Indian market whisky is loving spirits in all over the Market. And Kizansh whisky is one of the top-consuming whiskies in the current market. A few other whisky or Flavors of the Vodka and premium brands of the Kizasnh Group.

One of the elegant and rich flavors of the whisky segment is covered by Scottish malt whisky. Kizansh works to provide you with the same label in the market distillery. But there are most the differences between Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey procedure distillation. While both spirits are distilled liquors, Scotch is distilled twice times to Irish whiskey thrice times. The process of additional distillation gives Irish whiskey a softer finish touch that produces it the best in the world.