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Guys I have a idea to start a non alcoholic Beer brand is it a good idea what should be a ideal roadmap

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? Fro

🤣 Chinese coffee chain Luck Inn Coffee, in partnership with a liquor brand, sold 5.4 million cups of latte in a single day. That's equivalent to $13.7 million in 24 hours. ☕💰 🚀 Interestingly, the alcoholic content in the latte is less than 0.5%.

Brocode became one of India's hottest beer brands. But here's the crazy part. They don't even sell beer. Brocode sells wine disguised as beer and the reason why they do it is pure evil genius. Everyone orders Brocode thinking it's beer. That's ex

White slaves on the plantations of Barbados Light-skinned slaves were cheaper than dark-skinned slaves because they were considered less hardy and docile. Now Indian slaves are cheeper than white slaves

"Welcome to India, where the only thing more complicated than figuring out who’s paying for the next round is understanding liquor regulations." Let's have a look at the key insights of Indian Liquor Industry. Opportunities: 1. Craft Spirits & Pr

Came across upon a fascinating startup → TopCan Beverages. TopCan is a ready-to-drink cocktail startup, that lets you add your choice of alcohol (unlike pre-mixed cocktails with alcohol). 🔻Problem: Making cocktails are a hassle - Need multiple ing

We are launching a plant-based, preservative-free beverage inspired by the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Our drink is designed to meet the needs of Muslim consumers seeking halal, healthy alternatives to sugary sodas and energy drinks, while als

My fellow freelancers, consultants, agencies etc. I am currently building a micro-saas product which would track clients, track finances, find potential clients from the internet for you, auto remind clients follow up, light weight less costly and re

Indian media houses should be punished harshly for spreading nonsense like this. Have you guys checked the R&D investment in India. It's way below than any developing countries. 0.7 percentage of GDP is invested in R&D. How on earth can a country tha