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Another article, which mentions other distilleries: https://www.cntraveller.in/story/rajasthans-heritage-liqueurs-are-the-royal-legacy-that-no-one-really-talks
by twic 2y ago
Another article, which mentions other distilleries:
https://www.cntraveller.in/story/rajasthans-heritage-liqueurs-are-the-royal-legacy-that-no-one-really-talks-about/ https://www.cntraveller.in/story/rajasthans-heritage-liqueur...
And helpfully compares this stuff to amaro.
So, where can i buy it? Neither Whisky Exchange nor Gerry's list it, so i'm stumped!
- alephnerd 2y agoThey're aimed at the domestic market in India. Most distilleries don't try to export abroad as it's a headache. The domestic liquor business is hard enough, throwing in export makes it a hellish proposition for a small business. Most artisanal or regional liquors are near impossible to export in most countries (eg. finding Ruou or Lao Khao in the US) as these are primarily manufactured by SMBs, and the liquor industry globally is filled with protectionist regulations.