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Chambal’s new limited-edition pink gin is inspired by the Western Ghats

Chambal’s new limited-edition pink gin is inspired by the Western Ghats
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Bapuna Alcobrew has launched a limited-edition pink gin under its 'Chambal' brand, inspired by the Western Ghats. The product aims to challenge the dominance of Goa-based gin brands by highlighting regional ingredients like kokum and hibiscus.

Why it matters

It highlights the diversification of the Indian craft spirits market and the trend of using indigenous ingredients in premium beverages.

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Starting with a PJ is never a great way to begin a piece but this is how I am beating AI. What do stationery shops and alco-bev companies have in common? No, not Hemingway making the daiquiri a staple; but Pervez Bapuna’s industrialist grandfather who began Bapuna Alcobrew out of Nagpur and subsequently Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Staple... like the stapler? Okay, never mind.

Bad jokes aside, these are several unlikely words strung together in a sentence.

Think gin, and the association is Goa . Pervez, COO, has been attempting to break that perception by bringing us a gin from the daunting wilderness of MP. It is why the alco-bev company launched Chambal, an Indian dry gin from a region infamous for dacoity, back in 2023. The original gin, with heavy notes of spice including cardamom and cinnamon, seems to have shined through its amber bottle.

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