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Bhargav Roy

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Title: Is It Time for Indian Traditional Alcoholic Beverages to Shine? Hello everyone, In the vast landscape of alcoholic beverages, whiskey, rum, and beer have long held their distinct identities. But what about our traditional Indian spirits? From the potent Feni in Goa to the aromatic Chhang in the Himalayas, our local brews carry a legacy of unique flavors and cultural significance. Do you think it's time for Indian traditional alcoholic beverages to step out of the shadows and be celebrated with their own identity, much like their global counterparts? I'm eager to hear your thoughts on whether these beverages deserve a spotlight on the world stage. Looking forward to a spirited discussion!

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SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITEX IND... • 1y

Already 2-3 people are working on this space and one more thing you should focus on your taste so they will create Market for you and you will dominate this market and save your money and invest that money when everyone feel weak in this field

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Yes, very much so, more brands needed, because not everyone will survive, it’s gonna be a long run. But yes, more indigenous beverages are encourages overall.. nowadays. And also the future too.

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Heard about Old monk(The monk that doesn't sold Ferrari)? A time ago, It was a 3rd largest rum manufacturer in the world and most celebrated rum at our country at early 60s. They sold over 8 Million per year consistently whereas their competitors o

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Shenbaga Arun

Running for somethin... • 9m

How likely is it that you prefer to drink cold coffee, sarbath juice or our indian cold beverages alternate to soft drinks during summer. If the availability of these drinks are just a scan away from your reach.

Would definitely prefer

Very rarely

No good with soft drinks

Not applicable

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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

This will kill the traditional Indian oil sector. Is this new nationalism? Look how brainwashed our people becoming thinking buying Patanjali is nationalism

Dev Prakash Pandey

Learner || Content W... • 1y

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Mahendra Lochhab

Content creator • 1y

The Indian gifting market in India, boasts a significant market size of $30 billion. While the digital space contributes $400 million to this total, the majority comes from traditional channels.

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In 1855 Edward Dyre (father of infamous general Dyre) started a company called Dyre brewery to make Alcohol. Fast forwarding to 1947 a proud Indian man named Narendera nath mohan raised funds, travels to London to buy majority stake in Dyre meakin b

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Priyansh Khandelwal

Founder - Shwet | Aa... • 1y

In marketing, success lies not merely in what you say, but how you convey it. India's diverse market showcases this perfectly through brands that master the art of storytelling. Take Paper Boat - they didn't simply launch traditional Indian drinks.