Indian gins are having a moment. Infused with indigenous botanicals, these world-class spirits are reclaiming the spotlight. Bursting with citrusy notes, Himalayan junipers, and bold, earthy flavours, Indian gins are redefining cocktail culture—driven by a new generation of distilleries experimenting with unique flavour profiles and innovative techniques. Upgrade your bar with these Indian gins that deliver local character and global appeal in every sip.
10 Best Indian Gins
Mohulo
Rooted in heritage and reimagined for the modern palate, Mohulo Gin is an Indian craft spirit that pays tribute to the Baiga tribe and their traditional distillation practices using Mahua flowers. This gin captures the essence of an ancient ritual, offering a contemporary take on indigenous knowledge. The brand’s label draws inspiration from intricate Baiga tattoos, while its flavour profile is anchored by the delicate, floral sweetness of Mahua. A thoughtful blend of storytelling and craftsmanship, Mohulo is a celebration of India’s forest-dwelling communities and their deep connection to the land.
Price: INR 5,580
Baagh
This homegrown spirit features a citrus-forward profile with vibrant notes of Nagpur oranges and crisp lime. Launched by Chota Hazri Spirits, this zesty and exceptionally smooth Indian craft gin is a tribute to the garden we call Earth. Its subtle hints of spice make it a refreshing twist on the classic G&T. Perfectly suited for weekend brunches, Baagh is currently available in Mumbai, Pune, Goa, and Gurugram, and will soon be available across India.
Price: INR 1995
Samsara
The pink floral, citrusy gin with a hint of spicy earthiness, Samsara is distilled in the classic London dry method. With eleven botanicals- organic hemp seeds, rose petals, vetiver grass, green cardamom and juniper berries, Samsara is infused with the freshness of floral extracts and summer berries. This aromatic drink is the first offering from the house of Spaceman & Company, now available in Goa, Delhi, Haryana, Karnataka, Pondicherry, and Maharashtra.
Price: INR 2000- 3500 (Varies across states)
Jin jiji
Named the Spirit of the Year 2025 at the London Spirits Competition, Jin Jiji is an artisanal Indian gin born in the hills of Uttarakhand. Crafted with cashews, Himalayan juniper, tulsi, chamomile, and a curated blend of Indian botanicals, it is distilled in small batches using traditional copper pot stills. Bursting with fruity notes of berries, chamomile, herbs, and honey, Jin Jiji offers a harmonious fusion of rich, nuanced flavours. It is currently available in Delhi, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Goa.
Price: Starts at INR 2000 varies for different states and Indian Dry Gin Variant.
Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin
Crafted by Radico Khaitan, Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin pays tribute to the golden city of Rajasthan. Distilled in copper pot stills, it features 11 botanicals, seven sourced from India — including lemongrass, vetiver, Darjeeling green tea, and coriander.
The result is a smooth, juniper-forward gin with bright citrus notes, earthy spice, and a floral finish. Elegant in both taste and design, its matte black bottle with gold accents reflects the regal spirit within — perfect for a refined G&T or classic martini.
Price: INR 4,000 (varies across cities and editions)
Kumaon & I
Kumaon & I is a small-batch Indian gin that captures the essence of the Himalayan foothills and pays homage to the pristine landscapes and foraged botanicals of Uttarakhand’s Kumaon region. What makes it special is its use of locally sourced ingredients like black turmeric, galgal, Himalayan juniper, ginger lily, and timur pepper, which lend the gin a peppery warmth and herbal depth. Light floral notes and citrus brighten the profile, making it complex yet approachable. Distilled with care and a deep sense of place, Kumaon & I is ideal for sipping neat, in a G&T, or in herbaceous cocktails
Price: INR 3,130 in Delhi
Pumori
Named after Mount Pumori, part of the Himalayan range, this all-natural gin is crafted with twelve botanicals sourced from across the Indian subcontinent. It features Himalayan juniper, orange peel, lemon peel, cardamom, coriander seeds, liquorice, nutmeg, rosemary, aniseed, cinnamon, almond, and vanilla. Juniper-forward and pleasantly spiced with notes of cardamom and cinnamon, Pumori offers a bold aroma and distinctly Indian flavour profile. Produced at Fullarton Distilleries in Goa, Pumori Gin is currently available in Goa and Maharashtra.
Price: INR 1750 for 750 ml in Goa
Soci
Crafted in Goa by House of Good Barrel Distillery Pvt. Ltd. in collaboration with Living Liquidz, Soci Gin is infused with juniper berries, cardamom, coriander, oranges, pepper, and cucumber. Best enjoyed with soda or tonic water, this refreshing spirit balances the coolness of cucumber with the warmth of cardamom and coriander, finishing with a dash of black pepper for a spicy twist. Soci is currently available in Mumbai and Goa.
Price: INR 2,400
Doja
A flavourful fusion of Indian and Japanese botanicals, Doja Gin embraces both cultures in one bottle. With a yuzu-forward base, it features sansho pepper, cedar leaves, hinoki chips, fennel, juniper, cardamom, peppermint, and coriander. The result is a gin layered with citrusy, floral, sweet, spicy, and aromatic notes. Crafted by a veteran distiller in Wakayama, Japan, and produced at Goa-based East Side Distillery, Doja offers a unique, cross-cultural sipping experience. Available in Mumbai, Pune, Goa, and Delhi.
Price: INR 3,700
Vanaha
Inspired by the tranquillity and biodiversity of Indian forests, Vanaha Gin is a 100% natural spirit crafted with 24 botanicals. It’s India’s first step-distilled gin, made with ingredients like deodar wood, patchouli, cacao nibs, palash flowers, pine tips, Assam lemons, wild berries, Sikkim mandarin, orris root, angelica root, and juniper berries. With piney and herbal notes balanced by citrusy and floral undertones, Vanaha delivers an earthy, woody character. Created by Revelry Distillery and conceptualised by Vaniitha Jaiin, this gin is available in Goa and Karnataka.
Price: INR 2,400 (750 ml)
