From Greater Than To Saṃsāra; 8 Indian Gins You Must Try This World Gin Day 2023

Greater Than Gin is the pioneer for Indian Gin brands that has created a niche for Indian craft Gins globally

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Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin has a balanced flavour with due to a mix of different Indian ingredients like Darjeeling green tea leaves, orange peel, coriander, lemongrass and lemon peel

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Stranger & Sons Gin launched in in 2018 has a citrus peel mix from the Gondhoraj lebu, Indian bergamot and Nagpur oranges that is loved by most Gin lovers

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Short Story Dry Gin is a pot-distilled London Dry Gin balanced with 11 botanicals. In terms of flavour it has a solid and fresh juniper, grapefruit, cubeb berries & lemon peel

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GinGin is a India's only distilled ‘hemp' gin that comprises 9 botanicals that include hemp, along with Himalayan juniper, coriander, rosemary, lavender, caraway seeds, cinnamon, lemongrass, and butterfly pea flower

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Hapusa Himalayan Dry Gin launched in 2028 has a smooth flavour that uses Himalayan juniper berries, botanicals like raw mango, Gondhoraj lebu and turmeric

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Trading Tides is another homegrown brand that has Australian botanicals like lemon myrtle and river mint, and Indian ingredients like kokum and tamarind

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Saṃsāra Indian Craft Gin has a wide range of Gins. Make sure to try their Pink Gin which has the sweetness of rose petals and strawberries

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