Archive · 14 Jun 2025
New Indian Gin: Vanaha Launches, Seeking Premium Market Share
A new gin called Vanaha has entered the Indian market.
It's made with many different plants from India and aims to be a high-end product.
The gin market in India is growing, with more people choosing unique drinks.
Experts believe there's still room for new gin brands.
The new gin is made in Goa and uses local ingredients.
It's designed to be enjoyed in several ways.
Revelry Distillery launched Vanaha, a new gin with 24 botanicals.
Vanaha is a 'forest-to-bottle' gin made in Goa with botanicals from across India.
The Indian gin market is growing, with an expected value of $944.61 million by 2033.
Experts believe there's still room for new gin brands with a focused approach.
Vanaha aims for the premium market and can be enjoyed neat, as a G&T, or in cocktails.
- Who
- Revelry Distillery and consumers interested in craft gin.
- What
- Vanaha, a new craft gin, has launched in India.
- When
- 2024
- Where
- Goa, India
- Why
- To offer a new premium gin option in the growing Indian market.
- Brand
- Vanaha
- Distillery
- Revelry Distillery
- Location
- Goa, India
- Key Botanicals
- Deodar wood, patchouli, tirphal pepper, lemons, mandarins, palash flowers, and more
- Production Process
- Maceration, distillation, vapour-infusion, cold vacuum distillation, and staging
- Market forecast
- $944.61 million by 2033
Sources
World Gin Day: How India’s Botanical Craft Gins Are Taking The World By Storm
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World Gin Day 2025: From Gin and Tonic's malaria connection to an almost $3 billion market by 2032, the gin boom hits India
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