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By Nishang Narayan
Published on March 24, 2024
In an exciting cross-continental collaboration, Bira 91, India's leading name in craft beer, has joined forces with New Belgium Brewing, a trailblazer in the American craft brewing scene, to launch a unique beer that's sure to intrigue beer aficionados and culinary adventurers alike. Dubbed 'Chutney Sour', this innovative brew is a nod to the rich culinary heritage of India and the craft beer innovation Colorado is known for.
'Chutney Sour' isn't just any beer; it's a creative concoction that marries the tangy, complex flavours of tamarind – a staple in Indian chutneys and curries – with the brewing excellence of a Belgian-style Dubbel, a signature of New Belgium Brewery. This fusion beer made its much-anticipated debut in the taprooms of both companies, with Bira 91 hosting the launch in Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR, India, and New Belgium welcoming beer lovers in Fort Collins, Colorado.
The timing of the release couldn't be more perfect, aligning with the vibrant Indian Spring festival of Holi, known for its lively celebrations and splash of colours. The 'Chutney Sour' aims to add a splash of flavour to the festivities, offering a unique taste experience that stands out in the craft beer landscape.
Ankur Jain, Founder and CEO of Bira 91, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, "We’re thrilled to collaborate with New Belgium Brewing. The idea of combining a Belgian Sour Ale with Tamarind to create a 'Chutney Sour' started as a wild thought but ended up as a stroke of genius. We believe this limited release will be a delightful surprise for everyone who tries it."
This special brew is a result of a single brewing cycle and will be available exclusively in the taprooms of Bira 91 and New Belgium Brewing until the last drop is savoured. Beer lovers and curious tasters are encouraged to make their way to these locations to experience the 'Chutney Sour' while it lasts.
This collaboration not only showcases the innovative spirit of Bira 91 and New Belgium Brewing but also highlights the potential for creative fusion in the craft beer industry, bridging flavours and traditions from different corners of the world. 'Chutney Sour' is more than just a beer; it's a celebration of culture, innovation, and the joy of discovery.
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By Hariharan U
Published on March 28, 2026
Mirth Cocktail Bar is marking International Whisky Day with a curated experience that brings together classic pours and creative cocktails for whisky lovers in the city.
Known for its thoughtful approach to mixology, the bar is offering something for both purists and experimental drinkers. Guests can choose from a strong back-bar selection featuring labels like Royal Salute 21 Year Old, The Macallan 12 Year Old, and The Dalmore 15 Year Old. Options such as Aberfeldy and Woodford Reserve add to the range for those who enjoy different whisky styles.
Beyond straight pours, the spotlight is also on the bar’s “Liquid Signatures” menu, where whisky is reimagined through creative combinations. Cocktails like Old Flame blend Maker's Mark with spiced coconut and jaggery syrup, while Mango Reverie pairs Johnnie Walker Black Label with raw mango cordial and a hint of chilli salt, giving it a local twist.
For those looking to try something different, Pour Me A Slice brings together Dewar's 12 Year Old with sake and cheese notes, while Ground Control uses Camikara 3 Year Old with a nutty orgeat base to create a textured drink.
The experience is designed to go beyond just drinking, offering a relaxed space where guests can explore flavours, discover new combinations, and celebrate the craft behind whisky.
With its focus on both tradition and innovation, Mirth continues to position itself as a go-to destination for cocktail enthusiasts in Bengaluru, especially on occasions that celebrate iconic spirits
Sheraton Grand Bangalore Hotel at Brigade Gateway is marking Earth Hour with a unique dining experience focused on sustainability and mindful consumption at The Persian Terrace.
Bringing together food and environmental awareness, the evening features a specially curated zero-waste, plant-based menu designed to go beyond the idea of a single hour and encourage long-term conscious living. The experience is further enriched with the presence of Suyash Mishra, who will share insights on sustainability and responsible practices.
Set in a calm, open-air setting, the experience focuses on using ingredients in their entirety, reducing waste while still delivering on flavour. The menu, crafted by Sunil Rai and his team, begins with pumpkin hummus served alongside vegetable skin crisps and a millet falafel bite. Guests can also explore a selection of mezze including beetroot hummus, baba ganoush, and green pea labneh.
The meal continues with light and comforting dishes such as spinach broth and Arabic lentil shorba, followed by warm mezze like vegetable sambousek and spinach fatayer. Main course highlights include creative cauliflower preparations and a plant-based take on tofu au vin, showcasing how sustainable ingredients can be both simple and satisfying.
Desserts round off the experience with black rice pudding and a millet-based date and almond basbousa. Complementing the food are sustainable cocktails like the Carrot & Lemongrass Highball and the Earthy Garden Cocktail, made using fresh, in-house ingredients.
Adding a thoughtful layer to the evening, Suyash Mishra will engage with guests, sharing perspectives on environmental responsibility and how small changes can make a larger impact.
With this initiative, the hotel highlights how dining experiences can play a role in promoting sustainability, encouraging guests to adopt more mindful choices in their everyday lives.
JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar is set to host a standout culinary experience at its signature Italian restaurant, Romano’s, with an exclusive chef takeover by Bruno Ferrari.
The three-day showcase brings the internationally recognised chef to Mumbai, offering guests a rare chance to explore regional Italian cuisine through a specially curated dining experience. Known for his Michelin-recognised restaurant concepts across Asia, Chef Ferrari brings over two decades of global experience, along with a strong focus on authentic, lesser-known Italian recipes rooted in tradition.
Originally from Abruzzo, his approach to cooking stays close to heritage while presenting dishes with refined technique. The à la carte dinner menu across the evenings features regional classics that are not commonly found in the city. Guests can expect dishes like Pallotte Cacio e Ova, Orecchiette alle Cime di Rapa, and Brodetto di Pesce Adriatico, along with mains such as Agnello al Forno con Patate and Branzino al Limone e Capperi. Desserts include favourites like Pastiera Napoletana, Torta Caprese, and Cannoli Siciliani.
Adding to the experience, the restaurant will also host a specially curated Easter brunch, inspired by traditional Italian family-style celebrations. The spread will include a mix of cold and hot selections, live stations, freshly prepared pastas and risottos, and a dessert section featuring the iconic Colomba Pasquale.
Sharing his thoughts, Bruno Ferrari said, “Italy has hundreds of regional recipes that the world has never tasted. When I travel, my mission is always the same, to bring those stories to the table, with the same honesty and soul you would find in an Italian home or a family trattoria. Mumbai is a city that truly understands food, and I cannot wait to cook here.”
Prakash Chettiyar, Director of Culinary, added, “At JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar, we are always looking to create dining experiences that go beyond the expected. Having Chef Bruno Ferrari at Romano’s is a truly special occasion, he brings with him an extraordinary depth of knowledge of regional Italian cuisine that is rare to find anywhere in the world, let alone in Mumbai. We are excited to welcome him and offer our guests a genuinely authentic taste of Italy.”
With this limited-time showcase, the hotel continues to strengthen its position as a key dining destination in Mumbai, offering experiences that go beyond the usual and bring global culinary perspectives to the city.
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