This International Coffee Day, we spotlighted few names that are transforming how India brews, serves, and savors its coffee.
From personalization to make your own brew, café business is going through the biggest innovation these days.
A glass of whisky adds warmth to conversations and creates lasting memories. Dussehra is about victory and togetherness, and whisky captures that…
The festive season in India is more than tradition—it’s about experiences, stories, and indulgence. Beers and spirits are no longer just drinks; they…
A recent study by IRHPL, one of India’s fastest-growing retail groups, highlights how airport operators and food outlets are adapting by combining…
These beverages are natural, safe, and easy to prepare. They not only keep you hydrated but also protect your skin from damage and stress.
From daily schedules that are too demanding to daily exercise routines that are actually designed to get fit but only end up taking more of our…
As people are staying away from drinking alcohol, there has been an increase in demand for non-alcoholic drinks that are both innovative and…
Draft beer dispensers are slowly shaping the way India experiences beer. The market now offers a wide range of options, from small home-friendly…
Food festivals celebrate taste, culture, and community. They bring people together, no matter where they come from, and create bonds over shared…
Brewing tea and coffee at home has moved beyond being a passing trend. It has now become a regular part of life for many people in India.
India’s restaurant beverage market is projected to cross $500 billion by 2030, fueled by rising incomes, urban lifestyles, and shifting consumer…
The robust domestic and international market data strongly support Indian Single Malt exports. Furthermore, the strategic entry of multinational…
Many whisky lovers believe the best way to experience it is to keep things simple. When treated with care, even an affordable bottle can taste…
Let's raise a toast for all these women who have set an example in the industry.
In an Interview with Restaurant India, mixologist and entrepreneur, Yangdup Lama says the bars should use good quality hard ice in the drinks they serve.
In an interview with Restaurant India, Keshav Prakash, the founder and curator of The Vault, speaks about the whiskey consumption in India.
With the mushrooming of microbreweries across Delhi/NCR, new entrants like Hite and many other imported beers, and a booming social life, there's a lot more to this beverage that meets the eye.
It's not just the one person standing behind the bar but the whole team to sit and hash out ideas on how to promote sustainability.
With a 400-person capacity the venue is designed by renowned New Delhi-based interior architects Chromed Design Studio.
In an interview with Restaurant India, Managing Director of Teamonk Global, Ashok Mittal says the company aims to reach over 150-crore gross revenue in next four years.
Delhiites, normally, prefer fermented Soybeans soup (Miso) in Bonito Dashii Broths, while Kelp and Shitake Mushroom soups are ordered more in Mumbai.
The Indians who consume wine is a 'phenomena' that's been growing for some time now.
Cha Bar has now 10 outlets located across major cities in India.
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