According to Heineken Chairman and CEO Dolf van den Brink, this growth in India, alongside Indonesia, helped offset a 1.2 percent organic decline in beer volume across the Asia Pacific region, as lower volumes were recorded in Vietnam and Cambodia.
Daku Silver, in contrast, is crystal-clear with flavors of vanilla and nutmeg, complemented by hints of mace. It provides a balance of sweetness and mild spice, with a light finish.
This includes limited-edition drinks like the Saffron Pistachio Latte and Saffron Masala Chai, along with a variety of festive desserts created in collaboration with Bombay Sweet Shop.
This move positions McDowell’s and Co. as a key player in the hospitality sector’s ongoing transformation, delivering products that resonate with today’s more adventurous and discerning consumers.
India has a long history of rum production, predominantly using molasses. In 2013, Amrut made strides with its Two Indies Rum, blending Indian jaggery and Caribbean molasses.
Since entering the Indian market in 2012, TATA Starbucks operates more than 454 stores across 67 cities with over 3,800 partners, continuing to expand its global and localized offerings in India.
This vision includes expanding into regions such as Africa and the Middle East by 2026, contributing to the growing global demand for distinct Indian coffee flavors.