The Gin region in India, though not precisely defined, stands out for its rich and varied diversity, thanks to a deeply rooted distillation tradition. As the birthplace of various spices and aromatic plants, India provides a unique terroir for creating Gins with distinct and exotic flavour profiles. Local distilleries tend to incorporate indigenous ingredients such as cardamom, black pepper, curry leaves, and many others, thus imbuing each bottle with an exceptionally local character. Creativity and innovation are in abundance in this region, with a growing number of producers experimenting with contemporary distillation methods while preserving traditional techniques. The combination of the old and the new makes this region an intriguing place for Gin enthusiasts, whether they are novices or connoisseurs. Moreover, India's varied climate, from the Himalayan mountains to tropical beaches, allows for a great diversity in the cultivation of plants used to flavour the Gin. Delving into the world of Indian Gins is about discovering bold flavours and a depth of taste that captivates the senses.