Greater Than London Dry gin is made in Goa, India by the folks over at Nao Spirits, who aptly chose the ‘>’ symbol to whack on the front of the bottle. It takes coriander seeds, fennel, chamomile, ginger and lemongrass botanicals from India as well as others from all over the world to create the citrus-forward gin.

Dedicated to the spectacular way of life, Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin harks back to imperial age of Maharajas and Maharanis and their leisure moments. The chic dark black packaging is complemented with touches of muted gold. A time-honored recipe enhanced with ancient wisdom of Indian herbs and handpicked botanicals.

Nisaki Gin, India’s only color-changing gin, represents the pinnacle of Indian craftsmanship, brought to life by the visionary trio at Project Peacock Distilleries Pvt Ltd. Meticulously distilled in small batches from a refined rice-based spirit, this exquisite gin harmonizes 16 botanicals, including the rare Macedonian juniper berries and a selection of exotic Indian herbs. Infused with butterfly pea flower post-distillation, Nisaki reveals a mesmerizing indigo hue and a captivating color-changing allure. The color changes with every addition of a mixer, creating a NISAKI that mirrors the creator’s individuality.

Nisaki changes into 3 vibrant colors:
1. Indigo to pink with Tonic water
2. Electric blue with water
3. Violet with soda

Distilled using London Dry method, this Indian craft gin uses as many as 11 handpicked botanicals such as hemp seeds, rose petals, vetiver grass, green cardamom and juniper berries to name a few. The Samsara gin has floral and citrusy notes along with a subtle hint of spicy earthiness.