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Five tourists fined ₹ 25K for drinking during safari in Tadoba

Five tourists in the tadoba tiger reserve in india have been fined ₹5,000 ($68) each for consuming alcohol during a safari. the tourists were under the influence of alcohol while riding in a vehicle within the reserve. the tadoba tiger project aims to deter similar behavior by imposing fines and banning tourists from further visits. the reserve, home to over 130 tigers, is one of the oldest national parks in india..

NAGPUR: In a stern message directed towards tourists who engaged in hooliganism and other illegal activities within the Tiger Reserve area of Tadoba in Chandrapur district, wildlife management on Thursday imposed a fine of ₹ 5,000 each on five individuals for consuming alcohol during a safari in Tadoba.

According to the wildlife wing of Tadoba, the tourists departed from Moharli Gate in the Tadoba Tiger Reserve, with one of them, while riding in a gypsy, displaying a keen interest in spotting a tiger. Regrettably, it was reported that all the tourists who were riding in a gypsy in which he was there consumed alcohol while touring the forest area.

Upon noticing this behaviour, the tour guide intervened, advising against consuming alcohol in the gypsy. Despite the guide’s admonition, all five tourists within the gypsy vehicle persisted, prompting the guide to return the gypsy to Moharli Gate and inform the relevant forest officials of the incident.

Upon investigation, the management of the Tadoba Tiger Project confirmed that all five tourists within the vehicle were under the influence of alcohol. Consequently, they were fined and barred from further visits to the reserve forests. The forest department collected ₹ 25,000 from them as fines.

Nandkishore Kale, the deputy director of the Tadoba Tiger Project, declined to disclose the names of the tourists, citing concerns for their privacy and human rights. “They were from Chandrapur. This is not the first instance where fines have been imposed on tourists for consuming alcohol. Similar actions have been taken previously in the reserve forest areas,” he stated. Kale emphasised that such measures serve as a deterrent to prevent other tourists from engaging in similar behaviour.

Tadoba, one of the oldest national parks in the country, spans over 1,727 square kilometres and boasts some of the finest forest tracks teeming with diverse biodiversity. Designated as a tiger project in 1996, it is home to over 130 tigers and various rare Indian animals, including leopards, wild dogs, hyenas, wild boar, sloth bears, and bison.

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As is the case with many namesake brands, Bombay gin is not made anywhere near Bombay. In fact, it is made in Whitchurch, Hampshire in England. Bombay gin is named to recognize the popularity of gin during the British raj . It is the second most widely consumed gin in the world!

Three Offerings (Four in the UK)

Bombay gin has three different types - Dry, Sapphire, and Sapphire East. These three types offer blends of eight, ten, and twelve botanicals. The Star of Bombay special edition was released to the UK only in 2015. Bombay Sapphire is arguably the most popular of the Bombay gins and it includes the following botanicals in its recipe:

Juniper Berries
Grains of Paradise

Bombay Sapphire East adds lemongrass and black peppercorns, adding a twist to the Sapphire recipe. Bombay Dry features the first eight ingredients.

Bombay Gin Pricing

As you can see in Table 1 below, it appears that the cost rises slightly as more botanicals are added to the recipe. With that said, Bombay gin prices are reasonably similar to other gins of a like quality. Have a look at Table 2, which includes gins in a similar price range.

Table 1: Bombay Gin Average Prices

Table 2: bombay gin versus comparable gins.

As evidenced in Table 2, Bombay Sapphire is quite reasonably priced given that it is the signature product in the Bombay line of gins. Bombay Sapphire also offers a beautiful presentation in its iconic blue glass bottle, allowing it to look like a more expensive gin than it is.

For a bottle in this price point, one could expect a lack of quality. However, Bombay Sapphire is rated particularly high by the Beverage Testing Institute . Its most recent rating was a 92, which is quite high on their scale. Of course, one must decide on their own if a bottle is worth its cost.

Bombay Gin Tasting Notes

Bombay Dry: a traditional gin with a strong juniper taste and a dry finish.

Bombay Sapphire: clean and refreshing with a bright burst of citrus.

Bombay Sapphire East: mellow juniper with a strong black pepper note

Bombay Bramble: tart and dry with juicy blackberry and raspberry flavors and a touch of coriander.

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With its ten botanicals, Bombay Sapphire is frequently used in cocktails but can also be used in the simple martini or gin & tonic. Here are some more complicated recipes to include Bombay gins in.

Bombay Cinnamon with a Twist

2oz Bombay Sapphire Gin
Cinnamon Stick: 1 (charred - be careful with the fire)
Tonic Water

Fill a nice glass with ice and stir it around until the glass appears frosted. Then, add in the Bombay Sapphire. Squeeze one of the lemon peels over the gin. Slowly add tonic water and gently stir. Finally, add the cinnamon stick as garnish and tie the second lemon peel to it. Voila!

Luxurious Star 75

.75 oz Star of Bombay Gin
Star Anise: 1
.5 oz Simple Syrup
.5 oz Lemon Juice
Top with Champagne

Freeze flute glasses ahead of time. Pour all liquid ingredients but champagne into a shaker with ice and shake. Pour champagne into a flute glass. Add shaken ingredients to top glass off. Float a star anise for a visually impressive, thematic garnish.

Negroni featuring Bombay Sapphire

.75 oz Bombay Sapphire Gin
.75 oz Vermouth
.75 oz Bitters
Orange Peel for Garnish

Fill a tumbler glass with ice. Add ingredients as listed slowly. Give it a gentle stir. Then add orange zest for garnish.

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Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mumbai (Timings, Entry Fee & Safari)

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Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai Entry Fee

58 per person Adult Entry fee
31 per person Child Entry fee
50 per person Adult Mini Train
19 per person Child Mini Train
70 per person for Tiger safari for Adults
28 per person for Tiger safari for Children
81 per person for Combined Tiger & Lion safari for Adults
32 per person for Combined Tiger & Lion safari for Children
97 for 4-seater boat
48 for 2-seater boat
60 for Cycle rent
60 per person for shuttle bus that runs from the park entrance to the caves
50 for Still Camera

Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai Phone

022 2886 6449, 022 2886 0362, sanjay gandhi national park mumbai timings.

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Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai Address : Borivali East , Mumbai , Maharashtra , 400066 , India

When in Mumbai, a visit to the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) becomes imperative. The national park is also called the lungs of the city and is the only national park in the world known to be present within a city’s premises. Far from the bustle of the city, the environment inside the national park is completely peaceful and offers serenity.

Spread across a total area of 103 square kilometres, the governing body of the national park is the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the footfall of visitors each year rounds up to a little over 2 million. The entire area of the national park forms approximately 20% of Mumbai’s geographical area.

The park is home to over 40 species of mammals, 254 species of birds, 150 species of butterflies, 78 species of reptiles and amphibians and last but not the least and most important, over a surprisingly high population of 1300 species of plants.

At the exit gate of the park, there is a souvenir shop that offers artefacts, coffee table books on SGNP Biodiversity, trekking gears and apparel, books on tribes of Maharashtra, organic consumables and forest produce.

History of Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

The history of Sanjay Gandhi National Park dates back to 4th Century BCE when ancient civilizations of Sopara and Kalyan had a 45-kilometre trade route between each other and kingdoms of these trade capitals exchanged trades with Greece and Mesopotamia.

The trade route between Sopara and Kalyan passed through Kanheri Caves which was a site of learning as well as pilgrimage for Buddhists. The caves were sculpted out of one single basalt rock by Buddhist monks between 9th and 1st Century BCE.

What was earlier known as Krishnagiri National Park during the pre- independence era (1942), was later known as Borivali National Park in 1974 and was spread across an area of 20.26 square kilometres only. This was done in 1942 under the Bombay National Park Act.

However, later on the park area was expanded twice. Once in 1976 and later again in 1981. During the expansion of 1981, the area that came under the National Park measured 82.25 Square kilometre.

The park was named as Sanjay Gandhi National Park, after the elder son of ex- Prime Minister of India, Ms. Indira Gandhi in 1996 and the park area was further expanded to 103 square kilometres simultaneously.

Location and Geography of Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Sanjay Gandhi National Park is sandwiched between the northern suburbs of Mumbai and the city of Thane. Except for its northern part, that lies in Thane, the rest of the park area is located in Mumbai. There are two man made lakes inside the park premises, Tulsi Lake and Vihar Lake that meet the water needs of the city’s population.

Due to its green cover, the temperature inside the national park is always on the lower side as compared to that of the city and also receives sufficient rainfall during monsoon. The elevation of the area is between 30 metres and 480 metres.

Timings and Entry Fees of Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Timings: Sanjay Gandhi National Park is closed on Mondays. On the rest of the days, it is open from 5:30 AM to 7:30 AM for morning walkers with monthly or annual passes. For day visitors, it is open from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM.

Entry Fees or Tickets: The entry fee to visit Sanjay Gandhi National Park is Rs. 58 for adults and Rs. 31 for children. There is a shuttle service that operates between Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Kanheri Caves that costs Rs. 60 per person. The Camera fee is Rs. 50.

Online Booking at Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

The tickets for activities inside the national park like Toy Train Ride, Boating and Safari can be booked only through the official website of the park.

All online tickets booked should be verified at the ticket counter.

P. S – There is a minimum requirement of participants for the toy train and the safari rides.

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Biodiversity of sanjay gandhi national park mumbai.

The biodiversity of Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai is mostly an influence of the Sahyadris. The flora and fauna belong mostly to the ones indigenous of the hill ranges of Western Ghats. The dense forest has an estimated 800 types of mauves widespread across the length and breadth of the park from Karnala to Yeoor hills to Tungareshwar to few parts of Film City.

The forest habitat being the most dominating habitat of the national park, there is an estimated 1300 species of flowering plants alone in SGNP. Karvi (flowers that bloom once every 8 years) shrub dominates most of the space and are denser in the inner parts of the forest that mostly remains out of reach from visitors and hence, is the most beautiful part during full blossom.

Bamboo is another flora that is quite widespread in the entire lower area of the national park.

The dense forest habitat includes trees belonging to mixed-deciduous type, which specifically include the Tectona, Albizzia, Terminalia, Holarrhena, Firmiana, Dalbergia, Garuga, Grewia, Adina, Ficus, Madhuca, Caraya, Butea.

WildLife at Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Spotted deer are a common sight at the national park while one is strolling around. The major fauna of SGNP is the big cat, i.e the large leopard and are in large numbers here. Striped Hyenas can be spotted around Yeoor hills side of the national park.

Black-naped hares, porcupines, palm civet are also among the inhabitants of the national park but are seen very rarely. The four-horned Antelope is also a rare sight given their shy nature. Hanuman langur, Bonnet Macaque and Rhesus Macaque are among the monkey species.

There are 17 species of bats that inhabit the national park, out of which, the Indian flying fox is the biggest of all.

Sanjay Gandhi National Park is a treasure trove for any birder. The Gaumukh Trail gives one a great experience with regards to bird watching. There are a significant number of species of woodpeckers and kingfishers along with the Paradise flycatcher and the much elusive Trogon. The brown-headed Barbet and Parakeets can’t just keep mum and one would be delighted to hear the calls of Tickell’s Blue Flycatcher or the Malabar Whistling Thrush singing melodiously and low voices of the Spotted babbler.

Reptiles, Amphibians and Butterflies

There are a total of 170 species of butterflies out of 1500 species in all of India. Out of these the most common is the Blue Mormon, which is also the state butterfly of Maharashtra. Others include the Blue Oak Leaf, Jezebels, Yellow and White Orange Tips, Sailors, Monarchs and many more.

When it comes to reptiles, crocodiles dominate the scenes of Tulsi Lake of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Apart from the crocodiles, snakes are second highest in numbers spread across the length and breadth of the national park. The varieties include, Pythons, Cobras, Bamboo-pit Vipers, Russell Viper and the Ceylonese Cat Snake, a very rare species recently discovered by Bombay National History Society.

Giant Wood Spiders are a common sight during monsoon with large designer webs. Silk Cotton bugs and beetles are also found in abundance here.

Tiger and Lion Safari at Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

The safari rides inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai are 30 minutes long and done between 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM with a one-hour lunch break between 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. There is a minimum requirement of 15 people for the safari rides to commence.

The cost of tiger safari alone is INR 70 for adults and INR 28 for kids between the age group of 5 to 12. The cost of combined tiger and lion safari is INR 81 for adults and INR 32 for children aged 5 to 12 years.

The safari tickets are non- refundable and non- transferable.

The safari can also be booked only through the official website of Sanjay Gandhi National Park and can be verified at the ticket counter.

Kanheri Caves in Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

The Kanheri Caves located inside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai are listed among the heritage sites and are protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The caves date back to around 1st Century BCE making them over 2400 years old. The name of the Kanheri Caves is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Krishnagiri’, meaning ‘black mountain’ due to the volcanic basalt rocks that form the base of the mountains.

The caves are a cluster of 109 caves in total. Not all caves are accessible. The caves contain Buddhist relics, carvings, paintings and inscriptions. Most of the caves represent ‘Buddhist Viharas’ that were used for living, studying and meditating. The larger caves are called Chaityas’ that were used as prayer halls that have rock cut pillars and stupas. There are caves that depict a dining hall too.

There are rock cut stairs on the mountains to make way for traveling from one cave to another.

Treks and Nature Trails at Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Being situated at a higher altitude, the national park offers quite a few options for treks as well as nature trails. Some of the most common trails are listed here.

Kanheri Upper Trail

The most sought-after trail is the Upper Kanheri trail, especially a favorite of Sunday walkers. The trail starts from the park gate to the top of Kanheri Caves. The trail requires quite a bit of legwork however, offers beautiful views of the rich diversity of the jungle. Most of the hike is well shaded and passes through rocky edges of the mountain and also involves a short climb just before one reaches the top. The view of the entire national park is totally worth the huffing.

Gaumukh Trail or Bamboo Hut Trail

This trail is a long one however, is famous for its birding trail and ends at the highest point of the park at 1000 feet ASL. The end point of the trail is called the Gaumukh point located at the top of Kanheri Caves.

Highest Point Trail via Ashok Van

This common trail passes through the ‘Ashok Van trail’ which is a part of the thick part of the forest lined with huge Ashoka trees. While negotiating through this trail one comes across rocky hill slopes and streams. As the name of the trail suggests, the end point of the trail takes one to the highest point of Mumbai from where one gets a 360-degree view of the entire city including its 3 lakes, Vihar Lake, Tulsi Lake and Powai Lake .

Shilonda Trail

The base of the trail is located just before one reaches the foothills of Kanheri Caves and leads towards the north. The trail is around 4 kilometres long.

Malad Trail

The Malad Trail is towards the western edge of the national park where one can find a varied vegetation starting from dry-deciduous to much greener patch as one progress on the trail. The dry-deciduous vegetation mostly comprises Teak, Red Silk Cotton, Palash, Bamboo, etc. The end of the trail opens at the Malad.

Other jungle trails have also been introduced by the park officials, namely- Kashimira Trail and Nagla Block Trail, and Yeoor Trail. The Nagla Block Trail starts at Sasupada village along the Mumbai- Ahmedabad highway and ends at the Vasai Creek.

The Nature Trials through Nature Information Centre (NIC) of the park can be booked a day or two in advance. There is a fee involved that ranges between INR 75 to 300 and an additional charge for a naturalist who would accompany the visitors on the trail. The charge for hiring a naturalist ranges anywhere between INR 400 to 1000. NIC also arranges butterfly walks, birding excursions and overnight camping.

Additionally, the local conservation bodies and NGOs like the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) and World Wide Fund for Nature - India (WWF-India) also arrange guided walks. One of the most famous nature walks organized by BNHS and WWF India is the Karvi Trail which happens once every eight years since that’s how often the Karvi flowers are in full bloom.

Activities at Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Butterfly garden.

There are a total of 170 species of butterflies at the butterfly garden of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. The Nature Information Centre (NIC) arranges guided butterfly excursions at the national park.

One can explore the greatest number of butterflies between the months of September to January when they happen to be more vibrant. NIC provides a pocket guide to identify the butterflies.

The huge area of the park allows cycling enthusiasts to fulfil their desire to cycle through a relatively empty patch, which is otherwise impossible given Mumbai’s traffic snarls.

One can either get their own bicycles or even rent them inside the park at a mere fee of INR 60 for 2 hours. One needs to pay a deposit of INR 300 along with their ID proofs. There are a limited number of bicycles available in the park hence, it is recommended to either go early or one would need to wait till one is available.

Weekends are usually demanding days.

Boating timings are between 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM with lunch break between 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM. The tickets for boating can be booked online and verified at the ticket counter.

Charges for 2-seater boats are INR 48 and charges for 4-seater boats INR 97. Each boat ride lasts for 15 minutes.

Toy Train Ride

The Toy Train inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai is called Vanrani. The narrow-gauge train ride tickets can also be booked online and need to be verified at the ticket counter. The timings of the train ride are between 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM with lunch break between 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM.

Each ride lasts for 20- 25 minutes. The charges are- INR 50 per journey for adults (12 yrs and above) and INR 19 per journey for children aged between 5 to 12.

The one condition for the train ride to commence is that the minimum number of 20 people should be available for the ride.

There are over-night campings arranged by Nature Information Centre (NIC), SGNP. They offer all types of accommodation ranging from tents to pine houses to guest houses to dormitories.

Places to visit near Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Kanheri Caves, Vihar Lake, Tulsi Lake, Film City , Chota Kashmir , Crocodile Park, Tikuji- ni-Wadi and Essel World and Water Kingdom are located nearby.

How to Reach Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai

Nearest Railway Station to Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mumbai- Borivali (Western line)

The national park is at a walking distance from Borivali Railway Station (East). If anyone isn’t willing to walk, one can also hire an auto rickshaw or a taxi to reach the park.

All intercity buses going towards Borivali East stop at the gate of the park.

One can also rent a cab from top car rental companies in Mumbai to reach the national park.

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Cocktail bars are now all the rage, attracting a set of socialites and young professionals that come together over a of mixologists creations. Mumbai is no different, delivering the flavors of India in beautiful bars, stylish pubs or glamourous hotels. We take a look at ten of the best cocktail bars in which the very best of Mumbai’s cocktails and beverages can be sourced.

The White Owl

Only the second microbrewery and bar in Mumbai, The White Owl brings you the very best in Mumbai-crafted beers. It space channels a look of casual sophistication with a hint of eccentricity, featuring sleek leather, dark minimalistic furniture, a bright yellow bar and lit-up bicycle wheels. The ultimate aspect however, is the gleaming domed and copper architecture of the microbrewery, set up behind a glass partition. Try the Owl’s craft beers, or their selection of international beers, wines and spirits. The White Owl, One Indiabulls Center, Jupiter Mills Compound, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai, India , +91 22 2421 0231

One could be forgiven for not noticing where Aer stops and the evening beyond starts. With its ethereal indigo-violet glow, this rooftop bar sitting atop the Four Seasons Hotel, seems like an extension of the twilight sky. It is expensive, but worth the money. Enjoying delicious cocktails at sunset overlooking the Arabian Sea and the Queen’s necklace (the lavish string of street lights that circle the bay) is a sublime experience. Four Seasons Hotel, 1/136, Dr. E. Moses Road, Worli, Mumbai, India, +91 22 2481 8000

The Blue Frog

A club and performance space, The Blue Frog is arranged with clusters of circular booths in honeycomb-like pieces rising towards the periphery of the room like an amphitheatre, enclosing a dance floor in the centre. The menu has a selection of international and craft beers, spirits and cocktails, as well as a programme replete with national and international gigs. Loyalists unanimously swear by the cocktails and craft beers, the music, the food, and its warm colours. The Blue Frog, Mathuradas Mills Compound, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai, India , +91 22 6158 6158

Café Mondegar

Café Mondegar has only a small range of beers and Indian wines, but is nevertheless an unmissable stop on a city bar crawl. ‘Mondys’ is one of Mumbai’s gathering spots and it is one of Mumbai’s dearly loved Iranian cafés and a landmark in the city’s history and culture. Established in the late 19th Century by migrant Iranians, these cafés are recognizable by their chequered tablecloths, dark wooden furniture, bentwood chairs and loudly whirring ceiling fans. Mondegar’s has another special aspect: feisty murals by iconic Goan cartoonist Mario Miranda, splattered across the walls telling humorous tales of restaurant life. Café Mondegar, 5-A, Metro House, Colaba Causeway, Colaba Causeway, Mumbai, India , +91 22 2202 0591

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2. Samovar Café

Samovar café.

Not technically a bar, when speaking of beverages and culture, you cannot fail to speak of Samovar Café . Established in the 1970s in a long narrow corridor, with brightly coloured décor and looking out onto the lawns of the Prince of Wales museum, Samovar is attached to Jehangir Art Gallery and was a refuge for many of the greatest artists of the city and country, who scribbled on its walls and contributed to a commemorative coffee table book. Its significance to the art scene is unrivalled, as both a casual space to work in and a venue in which to share culture and tea. If this doesn’t take your fancy, try a beer, or a glass of chaas, jeera lassi or guava juice. Their stuffed parathas – pan-fried flat breads – and pot kulfis – ice-cream made from evaporating and sweetening milk – are particular favourites. Samovar Café, 161-B, Jehangir Art Gallery, MG Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai, India, +91 22 2284 8000

The SKKY Lounge at Powai will appeal to those who love nature, inventive cocktails and a good game. At SKKY, seating is delicately placed between a symmetrical arrangement of plants and still-water pools. The venue, viewed from above, resembles the ornate geometry of India’s Mughal gardens . There’s also a wide-screen TV placed high above the lounge, allowing you to keep track of a sports game even in this surreally beautiful environement. Ramada Powai Hotel and Convention Centre, 16/17, Saki Vihar Road, Powai, Mumbai, India, +91 22 6199 8042

Toto’s Garage

It is best to book in advance as Toto’s Garage Bar is usually full of happy punters whiling the hours away. Rock music, affordable drinks, motor and hubcap décor together with a charming and informal crowd make this a friendly local that is a must-see for visitors. Toto’s Garage, Lourdes Heaven, Pali Junction, Pali Hill, Bandra West, Mumbai, India , +91 22 2600 5494

Woodside Inn

Over the charming bar at Woodside Inn are beer bottles set in ornate box picture frames. This is just a flavour of the carefully considered décor, from the inside, the beautiful gothic arch appears like the outline of a fireplace, welcoming in the punters. These and other touches fill Woodside Inn with references to English culture and evoke feelings of an English pub. What makes Woodside Inn even more interesting is the enthusiastic range of cultural events they run. They have hosted musical and comedy gigs, an Old Mumbai Bicycle Tour, conversations during their Late Night Beer Sessions, (with restaurateurs and food bloggers) and a night with Gateway Brewery . Woodside Inn, Wodehouse Road, Colaba, Mumbai, India, +91 22 2202 5525

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From feni trails to whisky tours: 10 alcohol experiences in India to sign up for

By Arundhati Ail

When it comes to your favourite alcohol—whether it’s beer, whisky or wine—there’s a lot that happens before the drink makes it to your glass. And several Indian spirit makers want to give you an insider’s look into these fascinating processes. From feni experiences in Goa to brewery tours in Pune, here are 10 alcohol experiences to try in India.

10 amazing alcohol experiences in India

Get a tour of the paul john distillery.

If you enjoy a good single malt, you can take your appreciation of the drink to the next level by taking a trip to the Paul John Visitor Centre in Goa. Tour the distillery to find out what goes into making that perfect single malt , from processes like mashing to distilling in copper pot stills. You can also opt for the distillery tour along with a tasting of Paul John’s flagship or family expressions with their master distiller. From Rs400 per person. Book here

Explore how gin is made at the Tamras distillery

India’s gin revolution is happening as we speak, with a spate of new homegrown gins coming to market, as well as exciting gin festivals in various cities. There’s always something new to discover when it comes to gin in the country. Award-winning Tamras gin by Adventurist Spirits opened its distillery to visitors last December. You can take a tour of the 1,000sqm space in Colvale, Goa, sip on delicious G&T cocktails at their in-house bar and relax by the pond in their vast outdoor area. The tour includes tastings, infusion samplers and signature serves. From Rs1,500 per person. Book here

Enjoy a floating feni experience at Fazenda Cazulo

Goa-based Hansel Vaz has been working to bring feni into India’s mainstream food and beverage scene for years. His family-owned brand Cazulo Feni is preserving Goa’s heritage with premium fenis in cashew and coconut flavours. When in Goa , take a trip to Fazenda (plantation) Cazulo for an amazing floating feni experience. Take a walk through the plantation and forage for ingredients to use in your feni cocktails , explore the process of making feni and then head to the freshwater spring where a private table is set with a delicious tasting platter of local delicacies. All to be washed down with feni, of course. You can also opt for a tasting session in their feni cellar named Beco das Garrafas—the world’s first feni cellar . From Rs1,800 per person. Book on urbanaut

Visit India’s first alcohol museum

All About Alcohol

All About Alcohol in Candolim, Goa, is possibly India’s first museum dedicated entirely to the history of alcohol in the country. Founder Nandan Kudchadkar wanted to create a space where visitors could gain a holistic understanding of the making and consumption of spirits through the years. Here, you can explore the various processes of creating spirits, including distillation and fumigation. There’s a Goan tavern with an old-world charm, as well as a feni cellar with over a thousand bottles of cashew and coconut feni that date back to 1964. You can sample some of them, get a chance to look at antique alcohol paraphernalia and hear fascinating stories about each artefact. Call 9326733293 to book.

Learn about the making of a homegrown beer at the Maka Di brewery

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Goa-based Maka Di’s unique brews use ingredients from various regions of India—wild organic honey from Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand, spices from Karnataka and more. At their brewery in the village of Latambarcem in North Goa, you can get an insider’s look into the making of their delicious Honey Ale, Belgian Blanche and more. The basic tour package includes a brewery tour and a sampling of the beers at the Maka garden. Other tour packages also include appetiser pairings and Maka Di merchandise. From Rs2,000 per person. Book here

Tour the Great State Aleworks brewery

Great State Dive, Pune

The Pune-based craft brewery is known for its Belgian Wit and New England IPA, sold in their signature growlers. Most recently, they launched FaaaakIt—a crisp beer brewed in association with comedian Vir Das. Now, they’re offering tours of their brewery in Pune , where you can learn about the ingredients, fermentation and packaging of your favourite beers. The 45-minute tour is followed by a beer tasting and a free pint at their taproom Great State Dive in Koregaon Park. The first tour of the season will take place on Saturday, 9 July. From Rs499 per person. Book here and look out for details on future tours here

Explore and taste the world’s oldest alcohol at Moonshine Meadery

A mead tasting session at Moonshine Meadery

Mead is considered one of the oldest alcohols in the world, and a handful of homegrown brands—like Moonshine Meadery—are bringing it back to the forefront. You can get a peek into how it’s made at their meadery tours that happen every Sunday. Cofounders Rohan Rehani and Nitin Vishwas will begin by taking you through the journey of mead and the creation of Moonshine. Enjoy a guided tasting session of mead from around the country—including Moonshine’s flagship meads—and enjoy munchies like sandwiches, chips, dips and more by Nomad Food Project—a homegrown condiment brand. From Rs1,250 per person. Book here

Get a history lesson on Mumbai and cocktails

Mumbai-based writer Priyanko Sarkar, who writes all things beverages and travel, leads several heritage walks in the city (under the title Past Forward), many of them centred around Mumbai’s relationship with drinks, ice, coffee and more. Most recently in June, he led a walk from the iconic Flora Fountain in Fort to the Taj Mahal Palace hotel, taking guests through the once-legendary party spots of the city and Mumbai’s oldest surviving cocktail . From Rs1,200 per person. Follow him on Instagram to find out about his upcoming walks

Sip and swirl at gorgeous vineyards

Learn the art of seeing, swirling, sniffing, sipping and savouring wines so you can show off your skills at your next soiree. Head to Sula vineyards ( book here ) in India’s wine capital Nashik for a guided group tour or a private experience, followed by a wine tasting and delicious food at one of their restaurants. Take a day trip from Bengaluru to Nandi Hills for a vineyard tour and wine tasting at Grover Zampa Vineyards ( book here ), and if you’re in Pune, take a three-hour road trip to Akluj for a wine experience at the Fratelli Estate ( book here ). Walk along the vines, learn about fine wines from a sommelier and enjoy a made-to-order meal.

Visit experiential liquor stores

The Liquor Store, Navi Mumbai

Gone are the days when the only way to buy liquor was from a crowded neighbourhood store or a hurried stop at an airport duty-free shop. A new crop of liquor stores in India are encouraging visitors to take their time buying alcohol, and experience it before making a purchase. If you’re in Hyderabad or Bengaluru , head to Tonique , where you can get everything you need for a luxurious home bar—from Indian and international alcohol to bar supplies. In Mumbai , head to the sprawling Mansionz by Living Liquidz in Lower Parel or the newly-opened The Liquor Store in Navi Mumbai. At these stores, you can browse the well-stocked shelves at your own leisure and even sign up for wine tasting sessions.

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6 of the best whisky bars in Mumbai to enjoy the brown nectar

By Nivedita Jayaram Pawar

Whether you have it neat, on the rocks, or in a cocktail, whisky is undoubtedly India’s most loved spirit. And if you know where to go, you can get your hands on some of the rarest, most coveted whiskies in the world, along with some delicious cocktails featuring everyone’s favourite alcohol.

Here are six of the best whisky-centric bars in Mumbai.

The Sahib Room & Kipling Bar, St. Regis

Inside The Sahib Room & Kipling Bar at St. Regis, Mumbai

This is where spirit aficionados seeking tough-to-find whiskies will be richly rewarded. The Sahib Room & Kipling Bar stocks over 100 whiskies, ranging from the familiar to the rare, and includes some magnificent 30-year-old varieties. The bar staff is happy to take you through the list if you find the spread daunting (which, let’s face it, many of us might). Decked out in old-world charm and lit by gilded chandeliers, this is a posh venue—the kind of place you come to savour a great dram rather than kick-start a wild night. To add to that, the restaurant is also well known for serving delectable Indian dishes.

Harbour Bar, Taj Mahal Palace

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This iconic bar has been serving the city since the 1930s. Besides being privy to the most stunning view of Mumbai’s best-known landmark, the Gateway of India, Harbour Bar is stacked high with an enviable selection of bottles from the best whisky regions in the world—from Scotland to Japan. Choose from The Royal Salute 62 Gun Salute (the oldest whisky ever released by Royal Salute), Glenmorangie Signet (believed to be among the distillery’s oldest and rarest stocks) and an exquisite Glenfiddich Excellence 26 YO.

Regular pours of whisky are served in Glencairn snifters with spherical ice and soda from Franklin & Sons UK to enhance the flavour and drinking experience. Don’t miss the cocktail ‘Berty's Rob Roy’, which fuses scotch whisky with raw mangoes and cardamom-infused dry vermouth. With plush seating, mood lighting and jazz music, Harbour Bar is a rather irresistible proposition for the malt lover.

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Boasting a 28-foot-tall hydraulic bar, this fetching lounge bar is perfect for aficionados and first-timers alike. With over 60 bottles of American whiskies, blended Scotch, single malts, blended malts, and Irish whiskeys, even the fussiest of whisky snobs will find something to excite them. Rare finds include the Glenfiddich Project XX and Glenmorangie Signet.

Bar honcho John Leese also makes an exquisite whisky sour with a dash of date syrup and bitters. Fresh apple muddled with Jim Beam bourbon is another power-packed cocktail to indulge in. Bastian’s small plates—including sushi and grills—make the perfect accompaniment for the drams.

‘Appleberry Rocks’, a whisky cocktail at Bastian

Ling Ling, Hakkasan

The Blue Bar at Ling Ling, Hakkasan

An air of exclusivity and glamour rules the Ling Ling lounge tucked away inside Hakkasan. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a drink by yourself, with a date, or with a small group of friends, the place never disappoints.

The Ling Ling cabinet stocks a wide range of whiskies from around the world, but the main draws are undoubtedly the Laphroaig 30 Year Old, Highland Park 40 Year Old, Talisker 1955, Laphroaig 1960 Vintage Reserve, and a rare Springbank 50 Year Old Millennium Edition.

The whisky cabinet at Ling Ling

So while you’re at it, why not indulge in a delicious whisky cocktail as well? ‘Bushido’ made from blended scotch whisky, anise bitters and beetroot liqueur is compelling, as is the ‘Jian Julep’ with an enticing mix of bourbon and fresh pineapple topped with raspberry purée.

Their delectable Cantonese dishes and eclectic playlist only add to the experience.

‘Bushido’ a whisky cocktail at Ling Ling

Inside Tori, Mumbai

Japanese whisky has been growing in popularity over the past few years. So it’s only natural that you try some while dining at an Asian lounge bar. Tori offers an excellent selection of Japanese whiskies to explore. From Hibiki to Yamazaki, Togouchi and Mars Iwai—you’re always spoilt for choice.

The helpful bar staff, headed by Mohan Barkola, are always happy to guide a novice, so don’t let the extensive menu intimidate you. Looking for a whisky cocktail? Try the beautifully balanced ‘Kyoto Sour’ with miso purée and matcha sourced from Kyoto. There is also ‘Lost in Translation’—a seriously smooth blend of Suntory Toki whisky with celery bitters and lime juice.

‘Lost in Translation’ at Tori

Bombay High, ITC Maratha

Inside Bombay High, ITC Maratha in Mumbai

This refined den is a great place for those who appreciate the ‘water of life’. Expect bottles from almost every corner of the whisky-producing world, including hard-to-find ones. Whether you drink your whisky neat or choose to have it poured over custom-made ice, or muddled into a classic cocktail, you are assured to leave Bombay High with a rekindled love for the spirit.

Those looking to loosen up with a cocktail will love ‘Port & Anchor’, which fuses the sophistication of a whisky with the playfulness of a port wine. There’s classic bar food and live music in the evenings as well. What more could you ask for?

‘Port & Anchor’, a whisky cocktail at Bombay High

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With liquor shops finally opening and the government allowing home delivery as well, now is the time to be doubly careful and ensure you’re paying the correct amount for your prized bottle of liquor. Keeping that in mind, we’ve made a list of all the popular as well as lesser-known brands for you to cross-check before ordering alcohol. These rates are valid in Mumbai Metropolitan Region that includes Mumbai, Palghar, Navi Mumbai and Thane.

BOLS APRICOT BRANDY 750 INR 2225
CELLIER DU ROI BRANDY VSOP 700 INR 1716
LE BRUN NAPOLEON VSOP 750 INR 2880
LOUIS XIII INR 370000
REMY MARTIN XO INR 32000
REMY MARTIN VSOP 700 ML INR 11300
REMY MARTIN VSOP 1000 ML INR 16000
ST REMY 350 ML INR 2100
ST REMY 700 ML INR 3900
ST REMY XO 700 ML INR 4600
ST REMY 1000 ML INR 5000
TORRES 10 BRANDY 700 INR 2500
GENTLEMAN JACK 750 INR 6090
JACK DANIEL BLACK DELUXE 750 INR 4450
JACK DANIEL BLACK SILVER 750 INR 9500
JACK DANIEL HONEY 750 INR 4450
JACK DANIEL MASTER DISTILLER TENNESSEE WHISKY 750 INR 5381
JACK DANIEL SINATRA SELECT WHISKY 1000 INR 31900
JACK DANIEL SINGLE BARREL 750 INR 9900
JACK DANIEL TENNESSEE FIRE 750 INR 4450
JACK DANIEL TENNESSEE WHISKY 750 INR 4450
JIM BEAM BLACK BOURBON 750 INR 4600
MAKERS MARK CANTUCKY STR 750 INR 8250
WOODFORD RESERVE 750 INR 8209
BACARDI RESERVA OCHO 8 YEARS 750 INR 5500
EL DORADO 12YRS OLD RUM 700 INR 6900
KRAKEN BLACK SPICED RUM 700 INR 5400
MOUNT GAY RUM ECLIPSE 700 ML INR 3400
MOUNT GAY RUM SILVER 700 ML INR 3400
PLANTATION ORIGINAL DARK 700 INR 4900
RON DIPLOMATICO MANTUANO 700 INR 4930
RON DIPLOMATICO RESERVA 700 INR 8452

SINGLE MALTS

BALLANTINE 12 YEARS OLD 750 INR 4000
BALLANTINE 17YRS SCOTCH 750 INR 12000
BALLANTINE 21YRS SCOTCH 750 INR 22500
BALLANTINE 30YRS SCOTCH 750 INR 62000
BALLANTINE FINE SCOTCH 750 INR 2900
CHIVAS REGAL 15 BLENDED SCOTCH 750 INR 9000
CHIVAS REGAL 18 YRS 750 INR 12000
CHIVAS REGAL 25 YRS 750 INR 45000
CHIVAS REGAL PREMIUM 12 YRS 750 INR 5500
COMPASS BOX MAKER ASYLA 700 INR 9900
DEWARS 12 YRS SPECIAL RESERVE 750 INR 5380
DEWARS 15 YRS 750 INR 6500
DEWARS 18 YRS 750 INR 9900
DEWARS 25 YRS 750 INR 32000
DEWARS SIGNATURE 750 INR 23000
DEWARS WHITE LABEL 750 INR 2650
DOUBLE BLACK LABEL 750 INR 6100
GRANTS SCOTCH WHISKY 750 INR 2750
HIGHLAND BLENDED WHISKY 700 INR 2350
HIGHLAND QUEEN 750 INR 2350
J AND B RARE 750 INR 2900
J W BLACK LABEL LOWLANDS ORIGIN 750 INR 5800
J W BLACK LABEL SCOTCH 12 YRS 4500 INR 31370
J W BLACK LABEL SCOTCH 12 YRS 500 INR 3400
J W BLACK LABEL SCOTCH 12 YRS 750 INR 5500
J W BLACK LABEL SPEYSIDE ORIGIN 750 INR 5800
J W BLUE LABEL GHOST AND RARE 750 INR 28221
J W BLUE LABEL KING GEORGE 750 INR 100000
J W BLUE LABEL SCOTCH 750 INR 28000
J W GOLD LABEL RESERVE 750 INR 9000
J W GREEN LABEL 15 YRS 750 INR 8000
J W PLATINUM LABEL 18 YRS 750 INR 11500
J W RED LABEL SCOTCH 4500 INR 20400
J W RED LABEL SCOTCH 750 INR 2900
J W RED RYE BLENDED SCOTCH 700 INR 3220
J W WHITE WALKER SCOTCH 750 INR 6600
J W XR 750 INR 23000
ROYAL SALUTE 38 YRS 750 INR 100000
ROYAL SALUTE SCOTCH 21 YRS 700 INR 23000
HAKUSHIKA YAMADA NISHIKU JUNMAI GENSHU 720ML INR 4800
HAKUTSURU JUNMAI SAKE 720ML INR 2590
HANA KIZAKURA JUNMAI GINJO SAKE 300ML INR 1490
HOKKAN NIKKO SAKE 720ML INR 1900
HAKUSHIKA KAON SAKE 720ML INR 2800
HAKUTSURU AWA YUKI SPARKLING SAKE 300ML INR 1200
HAKUTSURU TOJIKAN SAKE 720ML INR 3250
HAKUSHIKA YAMANDA NISHIKU HONJOZO SAKE 720ML INR 3400
HAKUTSURU DAIGINJO SAKE 300ML INR 1700
ABERFELDY SCOTCH 750 INR 6500
HIBIKI HARMANY JAPANESE INR 17766
ABERFELDY SCOTCH 21 YRS 750 INR 22000
ABERLOUR 12 YRS 750 INR 7500
ABERLOUR 16 YRS 750 INR 12500
ABERLOUR 18 YRS 750 INR 22500
ARDBEG 10 YRS OLD 750 INR 11261
ARDMORE LEGACY SINGLE MALT 750 INR 6500
BALVENIE DOUBLE WOOD 12 YRS 750 INR 8300
BENROMACH 10YRS 700 INR 12400
BOWMORE 12 YEARS 750 INR 7500
BRENNE FRENCH SINGLE MALT 10 YRS 750 INR 9900
BRUICHLADDICH THE CLASSIC LADDIE 700 INR 10900
CAOL ILA WHISKY 12 YRS 750 INR 10000
CARDHU SINGLE MALT 1000 INR 11000
CLYNELISH 14 YRS OLD MALT 750 INR 10000
CRAGGANMORE 12 YRS 750 INR 8100
DAL WHINNIE MALT 15 YRS 750 INR 9000
GLENFIDDICH 12 YRS 750 INR 6700
GLENFIDDICH 15 YRS 750 INR 10050
GLENFIDDICH 18 YRS 750 INR 15500
GLENFIDDICH IPA SINGLE MALT 700 INR 12535
GLENFIDDICH XX SINGLE MALT 700 INR 13080
GLENKINCHIE 12 YRS 750 INR 8500
GLENKINCHIE MALT 750 INR 8300
GLENMORANGIE 18 YRS OLD SCOTCH 750 INR 23805
GLENMORANGIE QUANTA RUBICON 750 INR 12227
GLENMORANGIE SIGNET 750 INR 49819
GLENMORANGIE THE LASANTA 750 INR 11016
GLENMORANGIE THE NECTAR D'OR 750 INR 13807
GLENMORANGIE THE ORIGINAL 1000 INR 9900
GLENMORANGIE THE ORIGINAL 750 INR 7426
KILCHOMAN SINGLE MALT 700 INR 12400
LAGAVULIN 16YRS OLD-MALT 750 INR 16000
LAPHROAIG SCOTCH 750 INR 9000
LONGMORN 16 YRS SINGLE MALT 700 INR 30000
LONGMORN SINGLE MALT WHISKEY 750 INR 12000
MONKEY SHOULDER BLENCER MALT 750 INR 5800
OBAN 14 YRS 700 INR 10000
QUIET MAN 8 YRS SINGLE MALT 750 INR 8500
SCAPA GLANZA SINGLE MALT SCOTCH 700 INR 10000
SCAPA SKIREN SINGLE MALT SCOTCH 750 INR 10000
SPRINGBANK 10YRS CAMPBEL TOWN 700 INR 12400
TALISKER SCOTCH 10 YRS 750 INR 7250
THE BALVENIE 12 YRS 700 INR 9000
THE BALVENIE 14 YRS 700 INR 10400
THE BALVENIE 17 YRS 700 INR 34300
THE BALVENIE 21 YRS 700 INR 35000
THE BALVEWIE DOUBLE WOOD 17 YRS 750 INR 20700
THE GLENLIVET 12 YRS SCT 750 INR 7200
THE GLENLIVET 15 YRS 700 INR 10500
THE GLENLIVET 18 YRS SCT 750 INR 18400
THE GLENLIVET 21 YRS SCT 750 INR 36500
THE GLENLIVET 25 YRS 750 INR 67500
THE GLENLIVET NADURRA 700 INR 10500
THE SINGLETONE 15 YRS 700 INR 10500
THE SINGLETONE 18 YRS 700 INR 18400
THE SINGLETONE GLEN DULLAN 12 YRS 750 INR 7200
THE SINGLETONE GLEN ORD SCOTCH 18 YRS 700 INR 16000
THE SINGLETONE SCOTCH 750 INR 6500
WOLFBURN SINGLE MALT 700 INR 12400
TEMPLETON RYE WHISKY 4 YRS 750 INR 5815

JAPANESE WHISKY

ABSOLUT 750 INR 2900
ABSOLUT CITRON 750 INR 3000
ABSOLUT LIME 750 INR 3000
ABSOLUT MANDRIN 750 INR 3000
ABSOLUT PEPPAR 750 INR 2950
ABSOLUT RASPBERRI 750 INR 3000
ABSOLUT GRAPE VODKA 750 INR 2950
BELANKAYA EXTRA VODKA 700 INR 3000
BELANKAYA GOLD VODKA 1000 INR 2235
BELANKAYA GOLD VODKA 500 INR 1240
BELANKAYA GOLD VODKA 700 INR 1575
BELUGA CELEBRATION 750 INR 7300
BELUGA CLASSIC NOBEL VODKA 700 INR 5600
BELUGA GOLD LINE 700 INR 24000
BELVEDERE 1750 INR 16567
BELVEDERE 700 INR 6176
BELVEDERE BARTEZEK 700 INR 8028
BELVEDERE CYTRUS 700 INR 6823
BELVEDERE POMARANCZA 700 INR 5240
BELVEDERE SMOGORY 700 INR 8028
BELVEDERE SPECTRA 700 INR 5700
CIROC SNAP FROST 750 INR 6500
COPPER HORSE VODKA 700 INR 3300
DROFA EXCLUSIVE VODKA 750 INR 1750
GREY GOOSE L ORANGE 750 INR 6500
GREY GOOSE LA POIRE 750 INR 6500
GREY GOOSE LE CITRON 750 INR 6500
GREY GOOSE VODKA 750 INR 6500
GREY GOOSE VX 750 INR 20000
KETELONE VODKA 750 INR 3500
MURENA SPECIAL VODKA 700 INR 1250
ROSELLA GOLD GRAND PREMIUM VODKA 700 INR 2500
RUSSIAN RYE VODKA 750 INR 1950
STOLICHNAYA RUSSIAN 750 INR 2690
TONINO LAMBORGHINI VODKA 700 INR 8800
AKASHI BLUE SINGLE MALT 700 INR 6390
AKASHI RED SINGLE MALT 500 INR 3950
AKASHI TOJI BLENDED WHISKY 700 INR 7500
AKASHI WHITE OAK SINGLE MALT 500 INR 5040
KUCHHNAI SCOTH 750 INR 2500
YAMAZAKI DISTILLERS RESERVE 750 INR 17766
BACARDI SUPERIOR IMPORTED 1000 INR 3405
MOUNT GAY SILVER 750 INR 3400

IRISH WHISKEY

AVIATION AMERICAN GIN 700 INR 8600
BEEFEATER LONDON DRY 750 INR 2900
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE LONDON DRY 750 INR 3228
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE STAR OF BOMBAY 750 INR 5700
BOODLES BRITISH GIN 700 INR 4800
BROKERS LONDON DRY GIN 700 INR 3300
BUTHTAB GIN 700 INR 8600
COBALTO 17 GIN 700 INR 5500
COLOMBO NO7 GIN 700 INR 5600
DUTCH COURAGE DRY GIN 700 INR 8600
GORDONS LONDON DRY 750 INR 2700
HAYMANS OLD TOM GIN 700 INR 7734
HENDRICKS GIN 700 INR 6350
HERNO SLOE GIN 500 INR 8600
LANGLEYS NO 8 GIN 700 INR 5200
LANGLEYS OLD TOM GIN 700 INR 4470
MARE GIN 700 INR 8600
MONKEY SCHWARZWALD DRY GIN 500 INR 6000
OXFORD STREET DRY GIN 1000 INR 1980
ROKU GIN 700 INR 6500
SIPSMITH LONDON DRY GIN 700 INR 8600
SMALL BATCH LONDON DRY GIN 700 INR 5100
TANQUERAY LONDON DRY 750 INR 3300
TANQUERAY NO 10 1000 INR 6950
TANQUERAY NO 10 750 INR 4900
TARQUINS CORNISH DRY GIN 700 INR 8600
THE BOTANIST ISLAY DRY GIN 700 INR 6150
BUSHMILLS IRISH SINGLE MALT 10 YRS 700 INR 7600
BUSHMILLS BLACK BUSH IRISH 700 INR 5900
JAMESON IRISH CASKMATES WHISKEY 750 INR 4200
JAMESON TRIPLE DISTILLED 750 INR 3500
ABSENTE 49 700 INR 4900
APEROL 750 INR 4290
BAILEYS THE ORIGINAL IRISH CREAM 750 INR 4000
BOLS AMERETTO 700 INR 2225
BOLS PEACH 750 INR 2225
CABO BAY COCONUT LIQUEUR 1000 INR 3850
CALIDO GREEN ABSINTHE 750 INR 6785
CAMPARI BILLER 750 INR 4650
COINTREAU 700 INR 4700
COINTREAU 1000 INR 5900
CUATRO GALLOS PISCO ACHOLADO DE PUROS 700 INR 6230
CUATRO GALLOS PISCO QUEBRANTA PURO 700 INR 4420
DRAMBUIE 750 INR 5200
ITALY BY NIGHT 700 INR 2288
JAGERMEISTER DELUXE 750 INR 3995
JERUK PEACH SCHNAPPS 700 INR 3190
JERUK TRIPLE SEC 1000 INR 2990
JOSEPH CARTRON AMARETTO 700 INR 2184
JOSEPH CARTRON BANANE LIQUOR 700 INR 2184
JOSEPH CARTRON BLUE CURACAO 700 INR 2268
JOSEPH CARTRON CACAO 750 INR 2184
JOSEPH CARTRON CAFE 700 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON CAREMEL LIQUOR 700 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON CHERRY BRANDY 750 INR 2268
JOSEPH CARTRON COCODY 750 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON CREAM DE CERISE 750 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON FRAMBOISE 700 INR 3250
JOSEPH CARTRON KIWI 750 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON LYCHEE LIQUEUR 750 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON MANGO LIQUEUR 700 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON MELON LIQUOR 700 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON PARFAIT AMOUR 700 INR 2337
JOSEPH CARTRON PEPPERMINT GREEN 750 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON PEPPERMINT WHITE 750 INR 2184
JOSEPH CARTRON POIRE WILLIAMS 700 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON POMME VERTE 750 INR 2100
JOSEPH CARTRON WATER MELON LIQUEUR 750 INR 2100
KAHLUA DELICOSO 750 INR 3100
LA BOTIJA PISCO ACHOLADO 700 INR 4499
LA BOTIJA PISCO QUEBRANTA 2000 INR 12855
MANCINO VERMOUTH ROSSO 750 INR 4900
MANCINO VERMOUTH SECCO 700 INR 4900
MARTINI BIANCO 1000 INR 2000
MARTINI EXTRA DRY 1000 INR 2000
MARTINI ROSSO 1000 INR 2000
PISCO MOSTO VERDE TORONTEL 500 INR 6500
RICARD ANIS RICHARD 750 INR 3000
SAMBUCA ANTICA CLASSIC 700 INR 3200
STIER MEISTER HERB LIQUEUR 700 INR 3980
STIERWACHTER HERB LIQUEUR 700 INR 3880
TEICHENNE PEACH SCHNAPPS 750 INR 2390
TRIPLE SEC LIQUEUR 750 INR 2275
TRIPLE SEC VOLARE 750 INR 3690
VOLARE BLUE CURACAO 700 INR 2500
VOLARE TRIPLE SEC 700 INR 2500

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Bombay HC Lifts Ban on Liquor Sales in Mumbai on June 4, Allows Sale After Declaration of Election Results

Ananya Singh
12:24 PM, 25 May 2024

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This decision arose from two petitions filed by the Association of Owners of Hotels And Restaurants (AHAR), challenging the orders from the Mumbai city and suburban collectors that had mandated a dry day on the said date

The Bombay High Court on Friday lifted a ban on the sale of alcohol on June 4 due to the parliamentary elections, ruling that hotels and liquor stores in Mumbai could sell alcohol on the day votes are counted for the Lok Sabha elections, following the announcement of the general election results.

A vacation bench of Justice N.R. Borkar and Justice Somasekhar Sundaresan , with its decision, has overturned a previous mandate designating June 4 as a 'dry day'. This decision arose from two petitions filed by the Association of Owners of Hotels And Restaurants (AHAR), challenging the orders from the Mumbai city and suburban collectors that had mandated a dry day on the said date.

The High Court ruled in favour of AHAR, stating that the collectors' orders essentially banned liquor sales for the entire day, despite the vote counting likely concluding by the afternoon and results being announced shortly thereafter.

The petitioners had initially requested the collectors to reconsider the dry day order but were informed that it was based on directives from the Election Commission of India (ECI). According to ECI guidelines, liquor sales are prohibited starting 48 hours before voting day and on the day of vote counting.

AHAR argued that shutting down authorised liquor outlets leads to a surge in illegal liquor sales, resulting in significant profits for illicit businesses. They sought a modification of the restrictive orders.

The bench raised concerns about inconsistencies between the actions of different collectors, noting that media coverage and premature victory celebrations by liquor vendors could cause confusion. Additional government pleader Jyoti Chavan urged the court to ensure consistency with previous decisions to prevent such issues.

Ultimately, the court decided to lift the ban on liquor sales in Mumbai after the election results are declared, ensuring parity and addressing the petitioners' concerns about illegal liquor trade.

(With inputs from PTI)

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Liquor Alcohol Purchase and Consumption Age and Rules in Mumbai

“As of year 2020, Purchase & Consumption of liquor has legal rules in Mumbai (Applicable Over Maharashtra). Be the Alcohol level inside is mild or high, A mild beer or Whisky with high level of alcohol, Be it Foreign Liquor or Indian Made Foreign Liquor. Permit is required for hard drinks with some age group and exceptions on mild beer. Be it a small group home party or a grand one, Home consumption or Drinking at a bar, There are age limits for drinking mild beer and rules are different for other age and alcohols. Below are updated details as of current year..”

FAQ Style Age, Permit & Liquor & Alcohol Consumption Rules

Q. What is the permissible age limit in Mumbai to consume liquor ? To get a permit and consume any type of Alcohol, Age 25 years is compulsory. As an exception, One can consume mild beer (without Permit) if between Age 21 to 25.

Q. Is Liquor Permit Compulsory ? For any type of Consumption, Hard Drinks (High Level of Alcohol) like Whisky, Rum, Vodke, Strong Beer etc, Permit is Compulsory for an individual consumption.

Q. How Much Alcohol / Liquor i can store at my home ? Maximum of 12 bottles are allowed in possession at home for personal consumption.

Q. What & How Much Exactly i can store at home ? Below are details of type of liquor & possession permissible limits. (1000 ml = 1 Unit, For Beer & Wine 2600 = 1 Unit).

Country Liquor : 2 Units (1000 ML x 2 Bottles)
Spirit : 12 Units (1000 ML x 12 Bottles)
Beer : 12 Units (2600 ML x 12 Bottles)
Wine : 12 Units (2600 ML x 12 Bottles)

Q. What are the rules on state level alcohol purchase. Can i bring liquor from other states & how much ? One Cannot bring any type of Alcohol inside maharashtra from any other state. There is no exceptions as different state level rules are applied in India. For example, Alcohol is totally banned in Gujarat state. One cannot travel from Mumbai (Maharashtra) to Gujarat and carry liquor in commercial or any private vehicle. Same applies to Mumbai, It affects the revenue, excise etc.

Q. What are the rules for Purchasing Alcohol from Duty Free Shops inside Maharashtra (Mumbai) ? It is perfectly ok to purchase and consume liquor from Duty free stores. If bought, it should be for self consumption only. One cannot use the same in any small or big party servings.

Q. What are Rules or Permissions Required for Home Party or a Grand one ? Celebrating occasions with alcohol party is very common around world and not just in Mumbai city. One just need to understand and obey few rules. If a home party is in small number like few family & friends of 8 to 10 person than no special permission are required (Age, Permits & Other Alcohol Related Rules Applied). If it is a grand party with lots of people, then police permissions are required. Party done at open spaces like terrace, society compound etc also needs police & society related permissions.

Q. What are the Permit Charges for Commercial & Non-Commercial Liquor Party ? Alcohol Party Permit are given with special permissions (Usually for 1 day only). Charges for a commercial party will be Rs.20,000 (Per day) & For Non-Commercial is Rs.10,000 for a day.

Q. What are Individual Permit Charges (Personal Consumption)? Individual Permit Cost Rs. 1000 (lifetime) & Rs.100 for 1 year.

Q. Do we need Permit to drink in a Bar, Pub or Lounge ? Yes, Drinking outside home (Restaurant & Bar etc) WITHOUT Permit is possible to. A temporary permit of 1 Day validity will be given by the Bar owner for below type of consumption.

IMFL (Indian Made Foreign Liquor) or Foreign Liquor : Rs.5 Per Person (If you going in group, Accordingly)
Country Liquor : Rs.2 Per Person.

Q. Who attends complains related to Alcohol Rules. Complaint for breaking alcohol rules goes to excise department.

Q. Do we need permits to use Alcohol in making other products like Alcohol Chocolate etc? Using Alcohol for making any food or related stuff at home or anywhere outside needs a permit. For Example, Make Alcohol chocolates at home, One needs permit.

The age permitted rules also means you need to carry a valid drinking license with a possible extra safety proof like PAN card, etc to prove you are and Indian and above prohibited age to drink liquor.

Now before you get prepared, we recommend you also read the drink and drive penalties by Mumbai traffic police and Getting Liquor Drinking License .

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Where to eat in Mumbai, the Indian megacity that's obsessed with food

Inventive chefs are sharing their stories through food in India’s ever-evolving west coast metropolis, but the city’s appetite for street food, thalis and Parsi dishes remains a comforting constant.

A shop front of a traditional chaat spot in Mumbai. The front is painted pink a man is sitting whilst preparing the dishes while patrons wait.

“I’ve been here 40 years,” says Satinder Singh. “Everyone wants a glass of sweet, salty nimbu pani .” Standing in the baking sun at Satinder’s street stall in South Mumbai’s historic Fort neighbourhood, his rehydrating lime soda cannot come quickly enough.

I’m touring the downtown Colaba area with Pooja Madan Kathuria, a guide of nine years who was born and raised in Mumbai. We’re on the Bombay (as the city is still known by many) Express walking route arranged by A Chef’s Tour, a company specialising in group and private street food tours around Asia. “People are often sceptical about street food,” says Pooja. “And most do this tour on their last day. They should do it on their first.”

I couldn’t agree more. Street food is a defining feature of Mumbai culture and a deep-dive into its myriad forms is essential to understanding the city’s intense appreciation for food. Pooja leads me to a vada pav stand by the Telegraph Building at Churchgate Station. Now run by second and third generations, it’s been dishing up deep-fried mashed potato dumplings ( vada ) in a bun ( pav ) with garlicky chutney and green chilli to Mumbaikars since 1971. The dish dates back much further, however. Locals will tell you it was vada vendor Ashok Vaidya who first spotted a fellow seller serving omelette pav in 1866 and championed a combo of the two.

I learn more as we walk and talk en route to Churchgate station, taking in Mumbai’s eclectic architecture. There are art deco cinemas, colonial-era stations and grandiose fountains constructed by Indian labourers during British rule. We also pass the landmark hotel Taj Palace with its flourish of Islamic, European and East Asian influences. At A Taste of Kerala restaurant, we sample thali served on a banana leaf before stopping at Volga Pan House, a kiosk where Subhash Chandra has been filling pan (betel leaves) with ingredients such as rose, dried dates and desiccated coconut for 40 years. “I don’t know how many I make,” says the panwala ( ‘wala’ meaning person of specific service). “But I chew two to four a day,” he says, deftly rolling the traditional mouth-freshner.

A one-stop train ride from Churchgate takes us to Marine Lines (soon to be renamed Mumbai Devi as part of an initiative to decolonise place names). The area is populated by Parsis, who fled religious persecution in the Persian empire more than a thousand years ago, and Iranis, Zoroastrians who left Qajar-era Iran for British-ruled India in the 19th and 20th centuries. At Parsi Dairy Farm, a 119-year-old institution, we try mithai (sweets) and kulfi (ice cream) and the rose-fragranced drink-dessert falooda .

Around the corner, one of Mumbai’s oldest Irani cafe-bakeries, Kyani & Co, founded in 1904, is a time capsule of vintage signage and photos. It’s Irani cafes such as these that inspired the UK’s ever-expanding Dishoom restaurant group. I eat a wonderfully aromatic keema pav (mutton curry in a bun) and guzzle Parsi brand Pallonji’s raspberry soda.

There are far too many chaat (street snacks) to choose from but Pooja homes in on my favourite, bhel puri at nearby Jambulwadi Bhelpuri House, to finish. Originating in Gujarat, the state north of Maharashtra and my ancestral homeland, it’s a perfect tangy mix of puffed rice, fried lentils, chutneys, crunchy gram flour sev noodles and mango.

The next day, appetite recovered, it’s off to Lalbaug Spice Market. At the Chavan Brothers stall, where you can have spices pounded, ground and blended, I help stir a fresh batch of the 50-plus ingredients for malvani , a spice blend from the west-coast Maharashtra’s Malvan region. I’m here with Chandana Abkari, a guide with The Explorations Company, which designs trips focusing on unique local experiences. We step back to watch the grinding machines in action, and I stock up on some of the complex blend, redolent of cumin and turmeric.

Fragrant bag in hand, we move on to Bhaji Gully market by South Mumbai’s Grant Road Station, where we find kand (purple yam) and the brown, caramel-sweet chikoo fruit, alongside non-traditional produce like wild garlic, lemongrass and avocados. “The market shows the changing palates of a new generation who want ingredients to cook — say, Thai or Italian food,” says Chandana. A firm Mumbai favourite, she tells me, is ‘Chindian’, or Chinese-Indian fusion.

It’s Ramadan, and as evening beckons, Chandana recommends the food stands off Mohammed Ali Road, where Muslims are breaking the fast. I start with dessert, a custard-apple ice cream inside a coconut with malai (coconut flesh), before joining a communal table for fried chicken and rumali-roti (thin unleavened flatbread).

For many visitors, ‘Mumbai’ means South Mumbai and Colaba’s historic sights. But the suburbs are integral to the city’s food scene, from the juice bars of Juhu Beach to Matunga’s South Indian Udupi cafes and especially Bandra’s restaurants. All are connected to South Mumbai’s peninsular thanks to the Coastal Road project that’s been installing bridge and tunnel links over the past decade.

In Bandra West, I find the retro-chic Bombay Sweet Shop reinventing traditional Indian mithai (sweets). “We try to evoke fond memories while creating fresh and modern experiences with our sweets,” says Girish Nayak, the store’s chief mithaiwala . The bhel puri chikki , a combination of salty nuts and sugary jaggery, is so good I buy 10 packets as gifts. Savoury treats, which I devour on site, include beetroot tikki chaat (a beetroot patty with sev , chickpeas, green chutney and masala powder) and dhokla (spiced, spongy, steamed gram flour ‘cake’) with avocado and cherry tomatoes. I have no room for their latest creation, churros made with gulab jamun (cardamom, rose and saffron-infused fried dumplings), but I return later to try them.

I ask the sous chef, Tulsi Ponnappa, what her favourite item is: “Our cherry gola (granita), available exclusively here,” she says. “Nothing beats a street gola , but I think we’ve come pretty close with this dessert. It holds a special place in my heart because as a kid, I used to save my school bus money to buy gola .”

A person is sitting at a restaurant wearing an olive green blazer with a tapered tall wine glass. There are several dishes of food on the table in differing coloured plates.

Later on, I head for Sequel, a gluten-free, farm-to-fork restaurant that’s located in the Bandra Kurla Complex helmed by Kashmiri-born Vanika Choudhary. Inspired by her grandmother, who made 40 pickles a month, the almost all-female restaurant champions indigenous, fermented and foraged ingredients. It’s here, over a kombucha shake and vegan protein bowl of oven-baked millet and green pea falafel, that I meet Mumbaikar food writer Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi.

Old and new converge in the Worli district at Ode. It’s the latest restaurant from Rahul Akerkar, the Maharashtrian-German credited with bringing fine dining to Mumbai in 1999 with his restaurant Indigo. This venture uses traditional techniques, such as pickling and smoking, to create modern fusion dishes.

“I use as much local food as I can. From flour and seafood to spices,” says Rahul over lunch. The charred cabbage is surprisingly light, while the walnut onion cappellacci pasta in Kashmiri morel broth is warming, and the dark chocolate Khandeshi kala masala mole sauce is a gamechanger on pork ribs, perfect with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc from Indian winemaker Sula. As for chef Ash Moghe’s aged manchego cheesecake: I’d have eaten it twice.

When I ask Rahul what he craves after time away from Mumbai, he says, without hesitation: “Street food.” For all the city’s excellent restaurants, it’s heartening that a third-generation recipe for vada pav or bhel puri is what endures, even for a top chef.

I think back to my Colaba tour with Pooja, which ended at Mumbai’s main railway station sipping masala chai from a chaiwala under grand gothic buttresses. In a city with an insatiable appetite for change, street food stands as firm as its architecture. Mumbai just isn’t Mumbai — or Bombay — without it.

Must-try restaurants in Mumbai

1. Jimmy Boy This family restaurant in Colaba has been dishing up mutton pulao dal (mutton with rice and lentils; pictured), keema pav (mince in a bun), and masala chai in a Fort district heritage building since 1925. Enjoy a Parsi breakfast of keema gotala (mutton mince with scrambled eggs), and specialities such as saas ni macchi, sweet-and-sour fish. From 300INR to 950INR (£3 to £9). No alcohol.

2. Bombay Canteen This Lower Parel brunch spot serves regional dishes with a twist. Try pani puri, hollow fried pastry puffs, filled with prawn and avocado, and street food-style tikki chaat patties made with turnip. South Indian-inspired Telangana chicken curry dishes are generous and cocktails are creative — try the tamarind whisky shake. Mains from 1,000INR (£9.50).

3. Shree Thaker Bhojanalay Who can resist an unlimited thali? This vegetarian Gujarati institution in Kalbadevi serves plentiful platters of savoury farsan (snacks), warmly spiced daals, chutneys and flatbreads in a no-frills but air-conditioned dining hall. No alcohol. From 600INR (£5.70).

4. Joshi House Dishes served at this Rajasthani-style mansion in Pali Hill, include truffle ravioli and risotto, inventive street food such as broccoli and green pea samosa, mutton biriyani, and prawns cooked in homemade masala. The paan kulfi ice cream infused with sweet spices and gulkand (rose petal paste) is alone worth the trip. Mains from 750INR (£7.10).

Five foods to try in Mumbai

Vada pav Served across the city, the king of Mumbai street food is the original ‘veggie burger’, a deep-fried potato patty with tangy chutneys, packed into a soft white bread bun.

Chindian cuisine Try pan-fried chicken Manchurian with soy sauce, chilli, coriander, ginger and garlic, a hit since Kolkata-born Nelson Wang founded Mumbai’s China Garden in 1975.

Maska & chai Mumbai’s Irani cafe-bakeries such as Yazdani, near Flora Fountain in the Fort neighbourhood, sell fresh maska; a soft, slightly sweet bread served with homemade butter and masala chai.

Green chilli thecha A favourite with Mumbai food writer Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi, thecha is a spicy Maharashtrian chutney often served with crispy bhakri, millet flatbread.

Bombay sandwich The beloved buttered toastie synonymous with Mumbai street food is a must, where grilled sliced bread is filled with chutney, vegetables, cheese and chaat masala spice blend.

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Maharashtra Liquor Price List 2024 PDF | Approved Liquor Rate List (Whisky/Beer/Rum /Vodka)

Maharashtra liquor price list of Whisky, Scotch, Wine, Rum and Vodka, Beer, GIN, and liquor brands, Check out Maharashtra Whisky prices list after GST

Excise and Taxation Department Maharashtra has released new liquor price list 2024-25. This list contains the rate/price of all foreign and India whisky, scotch, wine, beer and other alcohol brands which are sold in Maharashtra state.

1.1 Maharashtra Whisky Price List
1.2 Maharashtra Beer Price List
1.3 Maharashtra RUM Price List
1.4 Maharashtra GIN Price List
1.5 Maharashtra VODKA Price List
1.6 Other Liquors Price List in Maharashtra

This is the list of whiskey price in Maharashtra including Mumbai, Nagpur, Mahabaleshwar, Palghar, Navi Mumbai, Thane and other city of Maharashtra. The Maharashtra Liquor Price List is given below.

Maharashtra Liquor Price List

The Maharashtra Liquor Price List of Whisky, Beers, Rum, GIN, Vodka and other liquors.

Maharashtra Whisky Price List

Maharashtra whisky rate list after GST is given below.

Mc dowells No.1 750ml - 600/-
Mc dowells no. 1 1 Ltr - 765/-
Mc dowells no. 1 2 Ltr - 1455/-
Mc dowells platinum - 680/-
Imperial Blue - 560/-
Royal stag 750ml - 680/-
Royal stag 1 Ltr - 880/-
Royal Stag Barrel - 850/-
Bagpiper 750ml - 520/-
Bagpiper 1 Ltr - 660/-
DSP regular 750ml - 520/-
DSP regular 1 Ltr - 660/-
DSP Black 750ml - 560/-
DSP Black 1 Ltr - 710/-
Mc dowells Luxury - 560/-
Oaksmith silver 180ml - 210/-
Blenders Pride 750ml - 1300/-
Blenders pride 1 Ltr - 1700/-
Blenders pride 2 Ltr - 3350/-
Peter scot - 1300/-
Blenders pride reserve - 1450/-
Royal challenge 750ml - 840/-
Royal challenge 1 Ltr - 1090/-
Antiquity Blue 750ml - 1400/-
Antiquity Blue 1 Ltr - 1800/-
Signature 750 ml - 1300/-
Signature 1 Ltr - 1630/-
Signature Premium - 1340/-
Rockford Reserve - 1500/-
William lawsons - 2300/-
Dewars - 2550/-
Paul John - 2950/-
Vat 69 - 2300/-
Black Dog Centenary - 2400/-
Black Dog Gold Res - 2950/-
Black & White 750ml - 2500/-
Black & White 1 Ltr - 3250/-
Black & White 12 yrs - 3540/-
Highland Queen - 2350/-
Teachers Highland - 2500/-
Teachers 50 - 3080/-
Teachers Origin - 3420/-
Teachers 12 yrs - 4080/-
100 pipers - 2500/-
100 pipers 12 yrs - 3500/-
Jim Beam - 2760/-
J&B rare - 2900/-
Ballentines finest - 2900/-
Red label red rye limited - 3220/-
Jameson Irish - 3500/-
Amrut Amalgam - 4100/-
Jack Daniels - 4450/-
JW Black label - 5500/-
JW Double Black - 6100/-
JW White Walker - 6600/-
JW Green label -8500/-
JW Gold label - 9000/-
JW Blue label - 28000/-
Chivas Regal - 5500/-
Monkey Shoulder - 5850/-
Gentleman Jack - 6090/-
Dalwhinnie - 9000/-
Glenkinchie - 8500/-
Taliskar - 7250/-
Singleton - 7200/-
Coal ila- 10000/-
Clynelish- 10000/-
Chivas Regal 18 yrs - 12000/-
Glenfiddich 12 yrs - 6700/-
Glenfiddich 15 yrs - 10090/-
Glenfiddich 18 yrs - 15500/-
Glenfiddich project XX - 13200/-
Glenfiddich IPA - 12500/-
Glenmorangie - 7470/-
Glenlivet 12 yrs -7200/-
Glenlivet 15 yrs - 10900/-
Glenlivet 18 yrs - 18400/-
Macallan 12 yrs - 12900/-
Royal Salute 21 - 23000/-

Maharashtra Beer Price List

Beer price list in Maharashtra state is given below.

LP Strong 650ml - 140/-
LP Mild 650ml - 125/-
Hayward’s 2000 650ml - 130/-
Hayward’s 2000 500ml - 100/-
KF Premium 650ml - 160/-
KF Premium 500ml can - 125/-
KF Premium 330ml can - 100/-
KF Strong 650ml - 165/-
KF strong 500 ml can - 125/-
KF ultra 650ml - 185/-
KF ultra 330ml pint - 120/-
Tuborg strong 650ml - 165/-
Tuborg Strong 500ml - 125/-
Tuborg Mild 650ml - 160/-
Tuborg mild 500ml - 125/-
Tuborg mild 330ml pint - 100/-
Bira Boom 650ml - 160/-
Bira White 330 ml pint - 140/-
Bira White 500 ml can - 190/-
Bira Blonde 330ml pint - 120/-
Bira Blonde 500ml can - 165/-
Budweiser mild 650ml - 195/-
Budweiser mild 500ml - 165/-
Budweiser mild 330ml - 130/-
Budweiser Magnum 650ml - 230/-
Budweiser Magnum 500ml - 185/-
White owl spike 500ml - 170/-
White owl spark 330ml - 120/-
Simba Stout - 175/-
Simba Wit - 140/-
Heineken 650ml - 195/-
Heineken 500ml - 160/-
Heineken 330ml - 130/-
Carlsberg Elephant 650ml - 180/-
Carlsberg Elephant 500ml - 140/-
Carlsberg Smooth 650ml - 175/-
Carlsberg Smooth 500ml - 140/-
Dia White wine cans - 180/-
Corona Extra - 190/-
Hopper wit - 250/-
Affligem - 330/-
Asahi Japanese - 360/-

Maharashtra RUM Price List

The list of price for rum in Maharashtra state is given below.

Old monk 750ml - 520/-
Old Monk 1 Ltr - 660/-
Old monk gold - 750/-
Old monk legend - 1150/-
Mc dowells rum - 520/-
Captain Morgan - 600/-
Bacardi Black - 600/-
Bacardi White - 1490/-
Bacardi Limon - 1475/-
Cabo Coconut rum - 2000/-

Maharashtra GIN Price List

The list of price for GIN in Maharashtra is given below

Blue riband - 560/-
Greater than - 1550/-
Hapusa - 3200/-
Gordon’s - 2700/-
Tanquray- 3300/-
Bombay sapphire - 3230/-
Hendricks- 6360/-
Botanist - 6100/-

Maharashtra VODKA Price List

Vodka prices in Maharashtra state is given below.

Magic moments plain - 720/-
Magic moments Apple - 760/-
Clock tower Apple - 700/-
Smrinoff plain - 1500/-
Smrinoff plain 1 Ltr - 1900/-
Smrinoff Apple - 1550/-
Smrinoff orange - 1550/-
Smrinoff Espresso - 1550/-
Rosella gold (Uzbekistan)- 2500/-
Absolut plain - 2900/-
Absolut raspberry - 3000/-
Absolut Lime - 3000/-
Absolut Mandrin - 3000/-
Absolut Citron - 3000/-
Ketel one - 3500/-
Beluga - 5600/-
Grey goose - 6500/-
Ciroc- 6500/-
Belvedere - 6200/-

Other Liquors Price List in Maharashtra

Liquor prices of some other brand is given below.

Mansion house brandy - 900/-
Kalhua- 2700/-
Baileys - 4000/-
Jägermeifter - 4000/-
Cointreau- 4000/-
Campari - 4650/-
Absente- 5000/-
St remy brandy - 3900/-
Hennessy brandy - 5270/-

17 thoughts on “Maharashtra Liquor Price List 2024 PDF | Approved Liquor Rate List (Whisky/Beer/Rum /Vodka)”

From 1st of December 2021 the govt has reduce the excise duty on liquor by 50% I want those list

Please share latest price list

Please share the new price list of Scotch whiskeys after reducing excise duty to 150%.

Please give me a new price list after reduced excise tax on foreign liquor prices too

Please send New price list

Wine shop is not selling above price

This is the prior price list please provide me the recent price list of scotch after reducing 150 % Excise duty.

नविन दारु चे रेट पाठवुन दया please. 31 DECEMBER SATHI

As per the news Maharashtra Govt reduced STATE Excise on all liquors but releteilers are selling at olbeice

Please provide the latest price with fifty percent less tax

What is the date of implementation of these prices and where to take up the matter if the new rates are not implemented.

At what MRP Shops at Nagpur , Maharashtra can sell the old stock with old MRP. e.g. in December end 2021 I bought 100 pipers Delux with Manufacturing date July 2021, 180 ml @ Rs.660 & Vat69 180 ml @Rs.605. Is it ok?

Please provide the new rate list of foreign liquers in Mumbai,

Pl.share latest MRP on.imported scotch whisky … urgently 😄in Mumbai

Rates of 180 mil are still the same in kopargaon, district. Ahmednagar. Only some 750 ml brands are available with reduced price.

I want Distributer ship in my area

when will the online sale of liquor start in Maharashtra?

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With recreational marijuana now legal in 24 states , the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is moving to reclassify the drug to a less dangerous category under the Controlled Substances Act.

This comes as daily marijuana users now outnumber daily drinkers for the first time ever, according to a new report from researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.

The change in preference is largely being driven by young people. Of people aged 18 to 24, 69% prefer marijuana to alcohol, according to a 2022 survey by New Frontier Data, a cannabis research firm.

Work 'N' Roll, a shared workspace in downtown New York City, is among the organizations hoping to capitalize on the trend among young workers. For as little as $15, guests can toke while they type.

"Here we smoke, because it enhances our work. That's our secret sauce," Matthew Everett, a Work 'N' Roll patron, said.

"I transitioned over into cannabis cause I saw that there's limitless possibilities with the flavors," he added. "And I found like, hey, I don't have a hangover the next day, too."

Marijuana sales among Gen Z women in particular have more than doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in 2020, according to Headset, a cannabis analytics firm.

At Work 'N' Roll, alcohol is prohibited, but it's perfectly fine to bring your own cannabis or have it delivered to your door.

But not everyone sees the uptick in marijuana use as positive, including addiction psychiatrist Colin Reiff.

Reiff points to a recent National Institute of Health study that associates schizophrenia with excessive cannabis use among some young people, especially young men, at an age when their brains are still maturing.

"The legalized age for cannabis should be around 33 years old, when people are outside the window of developing schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and a lot of other things," Reiff said. "Or most certainly it should be after 26, once the prefrontal cortex is done developing."

Cannabis has also become more potent over the years. The average level of THC, the main compound in marijuana that triggers its psychoactive effects, jumped from 4% in 1995 to more than 15% in 2021, a four-fold increase, according to the latest figures from the University of Mississippi's potency monitoring project.

But for Everett, those numbers don't tell the whole story.

"Over time, as I started educating my parents more, they started to understand that cannabis was less destructive to my lifestyle than alcohol, and I even got them to try cannabis," Everett said.

When asked how that went, Everett said, "They enjoyed it. My mom, she had cancer and it helped to alleviate some of her symptoms, and for my dad's part, he thought it was pretty fun."

For Golda Moldavsky and Ellis Sudak, two other Work 'N' Roll patrons in their twenties, alcohol just isn't missed.

"I never thought about it not being here, honestly," Moldavsky said.

"I don't miss it," Sudak said.

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