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Salud! The Spanish salud translates into “health”, “wealth”, and “security”, but most commonly means “cheers”. And Bengaluru-based gin and tonic brand Salud aims to bring cheer to your life and augment your lifestyle.
Launched in September 2020, at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the lifestyle beverage startup aims to change the way people in India celebrate and consume alcohol.
Founder Ajay Shetty says the focus is on gin, a niche category that’s growing rapidly.
“We are solving a necessity in a market like India, given the increase in gin drinkers and the fact that demand is picking up,” he says.
The Goa-based spirits startup that kickstarted the craft gin craze © Charu Gupta The Goa-based spirits startup that kickstarted the craft gin craze
Back in 2015, gin was a fuddy-duddy drink one encountered in gymkhanas. Today, craft gin is everywhere, and a fair bit of credit for kickstarting the gin craze and riding the global wave should deservedly go to Nao Spirits.
Launched in 2015, Nao Spirits recently raised $2million as Series A investment from a boutique VC firm, existing investors, and family offices. The Goa-based startup employs about 30 people, and its brands Greater Than (launched in 2017) and Hapusa (2018) are sold in eight cities across India and 14 countries. As the brand enters its sixth year, its co-founder and CEO Anand Virmani shares with Moneycontrol the challenges of creating a category, finding the balance between price and quality and the next big thing in craft spirits.