10 Made-In-India Liquors To Stock Up On This Monsoon

There’s something about the monsoon that makes every sip feel a little more comforting. Whether you’re curled up indoors listening to the rain or catching up with friends over a cosy evening, the right drink can make the season even better. While international labels often steal the spotlight, India’s homegrown spirits have plenty to offer too. From smooth single malts and craft gins to flavour-packed rums and agave spirits, here are 10 Indian liquors worth sipping this monsoon.

10 Indian Liquors You Need To Try This Monsoon

1. Lost & Found Rum

Born in Goa and infused with native botanicals, Lost & Found Tropical Spiced Rum captures the warmth and vibrant spirit of the Indian tropics. Crafted with a blend of regional spices and botanicals, it offers a flavour profile that’s bold, aromatic, and distinctly Indian. Whether you’re enjoying a cosy evening indoors or listening to the rain with friends, this homegrown rum makes for the perfect monsoon sip.

Cost: ₹1,600 – ₹2,500
Availability: Goa & Maharashtra

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2. Mikiamo Limoncello

Crafted in Goa using hand-peeled lemon infusions sourced from Italy’s Amalfi Coast, Mikiamo Limoncello is India’s first homegrown limoncello. It brings together Italian tradition and Indian craftsmanship in a single bottle. Bright, zesty, and refreshingly bittersweet, it bursts with notes of fresh lemon zest, kaffir lime, and lemongrass. Made without artificial colours or preservatives and containing up to 50% less sugar than traditional limoncellos, it’s a citrus-forward sip that’s perfect for the monsoon season.

Cost: ₹1,900 – ₹2,110
Availability: Goa, Karnataka, Delhi, and Haryana

3. Hapusa Himalayan Dry Gin

Hapusa Himalayan Dry Gin is India’s first Himalayan dry gin, crafted with 100% Indian botanicals. At its heart is wild Himalayan juniper, hand-foraged from the forests of the Himalayas, complemented by gondhoraj lime peel, fresh turmeric, raw mango, green cardamom, and coriander seeds. The result is a bold yet balanced gin with pine and wildflower aromas, an earthy palate, and a gently spiced finish. Enjoy it neat, ice-cold, or in a classic Negroni or Martini for a distinctly Indian sip this monsoon.

Cost: ₹2,120 – ₹3,700
Availability: Goa, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh, and West Bengal

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4. Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky

Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky brings together the best of Indian and Scottish whisky-making in one bottle. Inspired by the seven islands that make up Mumbai, it is crafted using a blend of four single malts: two from India’s Himalayas and Vindhyas, and two from Scotland’s Speyside and Lowlands. You can expect a smooth, easy-drinking whisky with notes of tropical fruit, subtle spice, and a mellow finish. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to explore a modern whisky that blends Indian character with classic Scottish craftsmanship.

Cost: ₹3,100- ₹5,200
Availability: Pondicherry, West Bengal, and Maharashtra

5. Bonga Bonga

Every home bar needs that one bottle that sparks curiosity, and Bonga Bonga does just that. This playful Indian liqueur is known for its unique flavour profile, making it a fun addition to any gathering and a great conversation starter. Enjoy it with citrus and soda for a refreshing spritz, shake it into your favourite cocktails, or simply serve it over ice. Honestly, half the fun is discovering what makes it unique, and the conversations usually keep flowing from there.

Cost: ₹₹1,920 – ₹2,200
Availability: Goa, Delhi-NCR and Lucknow

6. AAGHAAZ Indian Artisan Single Malt Whisky

AAGHAAZ Indian Artisan Single Malt Whisky is crafted and aged in the Shivalik foothills of the Himalayas using pristine local water and 100% Indian six-row barley sourced from northern and central India. Distilled in traditional copper pot stills and matured in bourbon and oak casks, with select expressions finished in Oloroso sherry casks, it offers a rich, well-rounded drinking experience.

Adding to its growing reputation, AAGHAAZ was honoured with the Global Rising Star Award 2026 at the House of Lords, UK Parliament, London, marking another milestone for Indian single malts on the global stage.

Cost: ₹3,200
Availability: Delhi-NCR

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7. Wingman Whisky

Every bar cart needs a dependable bottle, and Wingman Whisky is just that. Crafted from select single malts and premium grain spirits, it’s a smooth, easy-drinking whisky that’s perfect for rainy evenings, whether you’re unwinding solo or hosting friends indoors. Expect floral and fruity aromas with notes of Swiss white chocolate, Ogen melon, and bright citrus, all leading to a smooth, rounded finish. Enjoy it neat, over ice, or in a classic Whisky Sour for the perfect monsoon sip.

Cost: ₹800 onwards
Availability: Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Goa, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya, and Tripura

8. Amrut Fusion

Few whiskies pair with a rainy evening quite like Amrut Fusion. One of India’s most celebrated single malts, it brings together Indian barley and peated Scottish barley to create a rich, layered whisky with notes of tropical fruit, dark chocolate, oak, and a gentle hint of smoke. Enjoy it neat to savour its complexity or add a splash of water to let the flavours open up slowly—making it the perfect companion for a cosy monsoon evening.

Cost: ₹3,000 onwards
Availability: Across Maharashtra, West Bengal, Karnataka, and Delhi

9. Gracia Viva Agave

Gracia Viva Agave is India’s first flavoured agave spirit, crafted by Goa-based Kantala Spirits. Instead of following the traditional tequila route, it offers a fresh, flavour-forward take on agave with expressions like Wildly Raw, Passion Fruit, Yuzzu, and Blueberry.

Designed for modern drinkers, it can be enjoyed neat, over ice, or in cocktails. Crafted in Goa and inspired by a family legacy, Gracia Viva Agave reflects the growing appetite for premium, homegrown spirits that blend global inspiration with Indian craftsmanship.

Cost: ₹2,100
Availability: Goa & select retail markets in Pondicherry and Bengaluru

10. PIPA Rum de Goa

PIPA Rum de Goa is a premium sipping rum that celebrates Goa’s rich heritage and flavours. Crafted from distilled jaggery spirit, it is aged for a year in Ruby Port wine casks sourced from Portugal and finished with black pepper, cinnamon, and clove, a nod to the spice trade that shaped Goa’s history. The result is a smooth, complex rum with notes of toasted hazelnuts, figs, dark chocolate, and gentle spice. Whether enjoyed neat or over ice, PIPA makes for a warm, flavourful companion on a rainy monsoon evening.

Cost: ₹3,000
Availability: Goa

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So, which of these Indian liquors are you trying first this monsoon?

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