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- Malayalee brothers behind the idea
- Made in the unique Kerala model
Mandakini Malabar Vat is becoming a hot topic on social media. VAT banned in Kerala is conquering the hearts of the people on foreign soil. Indian uniqueness, not only in name, but also produced by the Indian brothers. The idea was conceived by brothers from Kothamangalam who settled in Canada. These brothers made the illegal VAT in Kerala a source of income in Canada in the same construction style.
Kompan and Maharani are the two notable liquor brands with a unique Indian name. The companies use brown rice for making horns and cinnamon and cardamom for making maharani. But Mandakini is made of sugar cane distillate. The price of the liquor is 39.95 Canadian dollars (approximately Rs. 2300). After four years of study and negotiations, the Canadian government gave Indian VAT the building permit. The distillery of these Indian brothers is located in the province of Oriento, Canada.
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The brothers came to the name Mandakini from the book Hortus Malabaricus by Henrik van Reed. The loaf used to close VAT bottles in the Malabar region is also used in Mandakini. Liquor is a superhit within days of being introduced in the market. The company also has a website called mandakini.ca. The company also recommends that only those over the age of 19 use the website. The concept of Mandakini was born out of the success of indigenous liquors in Cuba, Jamaica and Sri Lanka in the international market.
Mandakini is made in the same way as VAT is made in Kerala. The alcohol content of Mandakini is 46%. The bottle is labeled in Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, Gujarati and Telugu. In addition to Canada, Mandakini has already gained fans in the US and UK. It remains to be seen whether Mandakini will return to Kerala under the guise of foreign liquor.
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