Top 10 New Alcohol Brands Launched in India in 2025: Rum, Whisky, Gin & More

1. Six Brothers Mahura – A Spirit from Mahua Flowers

Six Brothers Mahura is a new kind of distilled spirit made from the Mahua flower, which is a traditional Indian ingredient. Launched by South Seas Distilleries, this alcohol brings the taste of tribal India to modern bars.

It comes in two types:

1922 Resurrection – a rare and aged version, matured for over 20 years.

Small Batch – a lighter, craft-style option.

This brand is special because it gives new life to an old Indian tradition and offers a sweet, earthy flavor not found in regular liquors.

2. Nisaki Gin – India’s First Color-Changing Gin

Made in Goa, Nisaki Gin is a very modern and exciting product. It is rice-based and made with 16 organic botanicals, including a special tea mix. The most interesting part? The gin changes color when mixed with tonic water or citrus!

This triple-distilled gin is smooth and floral, offering a visual and tasting experience that is new to Indian drinkers.

3. Daku Rum – Inspired by the Chambal Dacoits

Daku Rum is a bold, local spirit inspired by the rebels of the Chambal region. It comes in two styles:

Daku Gold

Daku Silver

This rum is crafted by Bapuna Alcobrew, the same makers of Chambal Gin. Daku Rum has strong flavors of sherry, caramel, and Indian spices. It is perfect for those who enjoy a strong and character-rich drink.

4. Rock Paper Rum – Fun and Flavorful

Another rum brand, Rock Paper Rum, focuses on creative flavors. Two special versions are:

Roast Coffee – has notes of coffee, vanilla, and spices.

Tropical Coconut – a light and sweet coconut-flavored rum.

This small-batch rum is great for cocktails and parties, especially for young people looking for something new.

5. Zoya Gin – A Premium Indian Gin

Zoya Gin is made by Allied Blenders and Distillers. It uses 100% grain spirits and 12 botanicals like juniper, mango ginger, and rosemary. Two new flavors were launched in 2025:

Watermelon

Espresso Coffee

Zoya Gin is smooth, clean, and refreshing. It’s a good choice for gin lovers who want Indian-made quality.

6. Singhasan Whisky – Taste of Indian Royalty

Modi Illva recently introduced Singhasan Whisky, a premium blended whisky inspired by royal India. The whisky has a rich taste with a smooth finish. It is made for people who enjoy traditional whisky with a luxurious touch.

The name “Singhasan” means “throne,” showing that this whisky is made for those who want to feel like royalty.

7. Stranger & Sons Sherry Cask Aged Gin – Aged Like a Whisky

Stranger & Sons, a famous Indian gin brand, released a limited-edition aged gin in 2025. This gin was kept in old sherry casks for more than one year. It is also infused with cascara (coffee cherry) and wild honey.

This gin has a deep and mature flavor, offering something special for those who want a sipping gin, not just a mixing one.

8. Falak Wine – A Luxury Wine from Bengaluru

Falak is a new premium wine made by Grover Zampa Vineyards in collaboration with The Leela Bharatiya City hotel. It is a mix of Chardonnay and Cabernet Shiraz, aged in oak barrels.

This wine has fruity and balanced flavors, and it was created for people who enjoy wine with their fine dining experience.

9. Longitude 77 – Indian Single Malt by Seagram

Seagram launched a special Indian single malt whisky named Longitude 77. This whisky is made in Maharashtra and has a rich, smooth profile with hints of oak, vanilla, and fruits.

The name “Longitude 77” refers to India’s geographic position and gives the whisky a strong Indian identity with a global feel.

10. Medusa Air – A New Premium Lager Beer

Medusa Air is a new beer from the makers of Medusa. It is a light premium lager with 4.5% alcohol. Made with imported barley and special hops, it offers a refreshing taste.

This beer has launched in Delhi and will soon expand to other states. It is aimed at people who want a good-tasting beer that’s not too strong.

Conclusion

2025 has been an exciting year for India’s alcohol industry. These new brands show a strong mix of Indian roots and modern creativity. Whether it’s Mahua spirits, color-changing gins, or luxury wines, there’s something new for every type of drinker. These products also prove that Indian-made alcohol can now compete with international brands in both quality and experience.