The best alcohol to bring back from Goa

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Tamaras 

Tamaras is a unique blend that includes whole citrus fruit, Angelica root, Moroccan coriander seeds, etc.

Doja

Doja flaunts the aroma of grass, citrus peel, florals, and a hint of spices.

Satiwa

Goa’s newest gin, Sativa, contains hemp, and labels itself as a ‘happy high gin’.

Pistola

This agave spirit from Goa is a far departure from the heady party tequila shot that you associate with a migraine and a burning sensation. 

Aani Ek

With three infusions of honey, lemon, and chilli, the bottle comes with a cocktail recipe booklet as well.

Segredo Aldeia

Fullarton Distilleries’ newest rum comes in two editions - a white rum and café rum.  

JIN JIJI

The Darjeeling India Dry Gin is made with the highest grade tea from Jungpana Tea Garden. 

Greater Than No Sleep 

No Sleep, from Greater Than, brings together two classic favourites—coffee and gin.

Vinho 

The spirit lies somewhere between a semi-dry and sweet wine. It also blends well with sangria.

The gin has floral and citrusy notes with a hint of spicy earthiness. 

Samsara

Clearly Good Gin is a blue-tinted gin distilled eight times and vapour-infused with 15 Indian botanicals. 

Clearly Good Gin

Entrepreneur Desmond Nazareth began with purely Indian Margarita blends and then expanded to high-quality agave and mahua liqueurs.

Desmondji's Mahua and Agave

Nilgiri Indian

 Nilgiris Indian comprises an array of local herbs and spices, including betel leaves from Mysuru and tea from the estates.  

This all-Indian rum gets its molasses from west India, bottles from Firozabad, and caps from Meerut.

Makazai

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