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The best made-in-India spirits of 2024

By Matthew Lynch
March 11, 2024
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The Indian spirits industry has been flourishing, crafting liquors that stand tall among the world’s best. As we explore the spirits market in 2024, a vivid tapestry of diverse flavors and stories comes into view – all bound by innovation and tradition. Here’s a toast to the best made-in-India spirits of 2024 that are capturing the hearts of connoisseurs worldwide.

Amrut Fusion X – Celebrating its decade-long journey with a bang, Amrut has released Fusion X, a whisky that exemplifies mastery over the art of distilling. Known for its barley blend sourced from both India and Scotland, this single malt whisky delivers an enchanting array of smoky and fruity notes, making it a global sensation.

Paul John Mithuna – Paul John’s Mithuna is another single malt that’s received international applause. The exotic Goan spirit is rich with flavors born from the unique Indian terroir. Mithuna, meaning ‘twin’ in Sanskrit, perfectly pairs with spicy cuisine, revealing divine textures and unforgettable tropical notes.

Radico Khaitan Rampur Select – Rampur Select has positioned itself as one of India’s premium expressions. A must-try for whisky enthusiasts, this Himalayan treasure imbues each sip with a hint of apple orchards and spices, embodying Th Indian heritage from grain to glass.

Goa Brewing Co.’s Pineapple Saison – This craft beer is refreshing the Indian beer scene with its innovative Pineapple Saison. Infused with locally sourced pineapples, it pushes boundaries while paying homage to traditional Belgian farmhouse ale brewing methods.

Sula Vineyards Dindori Reserve Shiraz – A trailblazer in Indian winemaking, Sula Vineyards’ Dindori Reserve Shiraz is a rich testament to the potential of indian soil. With inviting aromas of berries and vanilla followed by a bold flavor profile, it’s a standout representative of India’s burgeoning winery prowess.

Wild Tiger Special Reserve Rum – Hailing from Kerala’s sugar cane groves, Wild Tiger brings forth an exotic rum blended with Indian spices and aged wood from the land’s tropical climate. This reserve rum offers complexity with a roaring finish that speaks to both rum traditionalists and adventurous sippers alike.

Stranger & Sons Gin – Stranger & Sons has become synonymous with premium Indian gin, utilizing locally-sourced botanicals to showcase India’s lush biodiversity. The piquant blend of juniper and spice makes it perfect for both classic and inventive cocktails.

Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin – Taking inspiration from the historic Silk Route that traversed through Jaisalmer, this craft gin captures the essence of its dunes and forts. Its seventeen botanicals create an aromatic symphony that weaves tradition into every sip.

These made-in-India spirit brands have not only redefined traditional flavors but have also embraced their roots compellingly on the global stage. Each year they continue to captivate palates worldwide while embracing sustainable practices and narrating their distinctive indigenous stories. As we celebrate these gems from India in 2024, let them be reminders of the richness borne out of passionate crafting and cultural legacy. Cheers to India’s spirituous voyage on the high seas of world liquor fame!

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