Indian liquor refers to alcoholic beverages produced in India, which include a variety of spirits, wines, and beers. The most popular types are whiskey, rum, and vodka, often made from local grains and sugarcane. India has a rich tradition of brewing and distilling, with many regional variations and brands that reflect the country's diverse culture. The production and consumption of Indian liquor are regulated by state laws, leading to different rules across the country. Some states have a thriving liquor industry, while others impose strict restrictions or even prohibition. This creates a unique landscape for both local and international brands in the Indian market.