Top 10 Gin Brands In India

Gin is all about its unique taste. It's started back in the 17th century in England and became their national spirit for which they celebrate 'World Gin Day" as well. Gimlet and martini are some popular cocktails that are made with the help of gin. another famous drink would begin and tonic which is the highest consumed liquor combo. 

Let's go through the top 10 gin brands in India. If you are looking to explore more about gins, we have made a list of the 10 best gin brands in India which you must try. 

1. Bombay Sapphire

One of the most famous gin brands in India is Bombay Sapphire launched in 1987 and was later acquired by Bacardi in 1997. The packaging and the color of the bottle make it soo attractive. Bombay Sapphire is popularly known to be used in exotic cocktails like Martini, Sapphire Aline, and more. 

Alcohol Content: 40 %

Price: Rs. 2600 (approx.)

2. Hendrick's 

Hendrik's was invented by Lesley Gracie who was hired by William Grant. It was launched in 1999 and uses a total of 11 unique botanicals. Hendrik's gin is known for its cucumber and rose flavor. 

Alcohol Content: 44%

Price Rs. 1400 (approx.)

3. Hapusa

Hapusa is a gin brand made in India and produced using mango, ginger, cardamom, coriander seed. This Himalayan dry gin has a unique flavor and it's produced by a company named NAO Spirits. 

Alcohol Content: 43%

Price: Rs. 2600 (approx.)

The Botanist

The botanist was produced by Bruichladdich distillery. It is the first and only dry gin originating from Islay, Scotland. It is made with 22 locally selected wild Isaly botanicals and has notes of citrus and menthol. This gin was launched in 2010 and it's used now as a mixing gin to make cocktails or with tonic water as well.

Alcohol Content: 46%

Price: 3200 (approx.)

5. Tanqueray

Especially in US Tanqueray is a leader in the gin market. It was launched in 1830 by Charles Tanqueray. This dry gin is made by double distilling grain with 3 significant botanicals after juniper namely coriander, angelica root, and licorice. 

Alcohol Content: 43.1%

Price: Rs. 3000 (approx.)

6. Monkey 47 

Monkey 47 is a complex layered dry gin originating from the Black Forest of Germany. This gin was launched in 2008 by Montogomery "Monty" Collins, a British officer of the Royal Air Force who grew up in India. It contains flavors a mix of flavors like berries, citrus fruit, herbs, pepper, and spices.

Alcohol Content: 47%

Price: 4800 (approx.)

7. Colombo No.7

Colombo No. 7 is a Sri Lankan recipe produced in England. It's is inspired by Rockland Distillery which was founded in 1924. This Special gin is distilled in copper pots and is recommended to be enjoyed with spicy snacks. 

Alcohol Content: 43.1%

Price: 3800 (approx.)

8. Greater Than

Greater Than is the only Indian London dry gin that is being made in India. It's is used a total of nine botanicals which include juniper, coriander seeds, ginger, etc. Greater Than can be best enjoyed with a mixer like tonic water due to its citrusy taste. 

Alcohol Content: 42.8%

Price: Rs. 1450

9. Gin Mare

Gin Mare was launched in 2012. It's a Mediterranean-inspired gin made with different botanicals like including rosemary, thyme, basil, and, a good amount of zest. This gin is popu; lar in the US and European markets. 

Alcohol Contain: 42.7%

Price: Rs. 3800 (approx.)

10. Sipsmith

Sipsmith was launched by Sam Galsworthy and Fairfax Hall in 2009 and is the first-ever copper-potent-based distillery to be started in London. It's an award-winning gin with notes of cinnamon, pepper, and coriander.

Alcohol Content: 41.6%

Price: Rs. 2700 (approx.)