Indian Gin is on fire, with the country finally waking up to the absolute abundance of botanicals it has on its doorstep. Hapusa Gin - packed to the rafters with earthy Himalayan juniper and great, bold bursts of lime – is leading the charge.
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Indian Gin is on fire, with the country finally waking up to the absolute abundance of botanicals it has on its doorstep. Hapusa Gin - packed to the rafters with earthy Himalayan juniper and great, bold bursts of lime – is leading the charge.
Hapusa means juniper in Sanskrit, so it should come as no surprise that the gin is like a face first fall through a pine forest. With bright lime and a nutty coriander seed, this is a wonderfully earthy, spiced and exciting gin. Try it in a Gimlet!
Hapusa Gin is made to a one-shot London Dry method on Nao Spirits 1000-litre copper pot still. All of the ingredients are added to the pot alongside a neutral wheat spirit and gently distilled.
Nao Spirits was founded by four friends – Anand Virmani, Vaibhav Singh, Aparjita Ninan and Jay Dhawan, who while waiting for the craft distilling boom to reach the country realised that the best way for it to begin was to start it themselves.
Nao Spirits was one of the first craft distilleries to open up in India and is very much doing its part to make Gin cool in its home region, a place that puts most of its favour on dark spirits. They also make the fantastic Greater Than Gin.
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