Flows of the Indus is an expression of the riches of India's beverages - its spirits, teas and coffees. A meeting point of the finest India has to offer in a charming, cosy, conversation-friendly environment. It is a melodic celebration to the spirit of contemporary India.

Get to Know Indian Whiskies & Gins

India has always had a rich heritage of teas and coffees, whilst its relationship with spirits has been a rather reserved one. However, in the last few years there has been a quiet revolution taking place. With experimentations and acceptance of newer varieties and flavours, the taste profile of spirits has transformed in India. A culture of single malts, craft gins and rums, wines, agave, interesting beers and more are taking centerstage.

The Guardian.
How india's new taste for local whisky is shaking up the global drinks market.
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The Economic Times.
The world is acquiring a taste for Indian Single Malt Whisky.
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Flows of the Indus is a small and cosy culture-driven bar tucked away in a mall basement that explores the spirits of India.

Flows of the Indus was a surprising find. As in, you’ll be amazed if you happen to chance across it. This is a nondescript hole-in-the-wall bar tucked in the basement of Adelphi, a shopping mall with little pedestrian traffic that’s pretty much only known as a haven for audiophiles.

But small as it may be, the tiny independent culture-driven bar offers a transportive getaway that brings you to some part of India. Not that I’ve ever been invited to one, but with its decor I can totally imagine Flows of the Indus taking inspiration from the personal man cave of some Rajasthani prince in his royal fort in the desert wastes.