Tilaknagar Industries’ Mansion House Brandy Surpasses 10 Million Cases in Sales
Mumbai, April 1, 2026 – Tilaknagar Industries Limited (TI) (BSE: 507205 | NSE: TI) announced that its flagship brand, Mansion House Brandy (MHB), has exceeded 10 million cases in sales for fiscal year 2026, a significant increase from 8.7 million cases in fiscal year 2025.The achievement reflects the strong performance of the entire Mansion House portfolio, which includes Mansion House French Brandy, Mansion House Reserve, and Mansion House 'Flandy' (Flavoured Brandy).
Mansion House Brandy has been recognized by Drinks International in its 'Millionaires' Club' reports for 2024 and 2025, holding the distinction of being India's largest-selling brandy and the world's second highest-selling brandy by volume.
According to Ahmed Rahimtoola, Chief Marketing Officer at Tilaknagar Industries, the milestone demonstrates the brand’s cultural relevance and consumer engagement. The company aims to build a strong category narrative around warmth, inclusivity, and social connection.
Nishant Jain, Chief Sales Officer, noted a significant opportunity to expand brandy consumption beyond traditional southern markets. With the recent acquisition of Imperial Blue, Tilaknagar Industries is positioned to broaden its brandy portfolio’s reach across India.
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Tilaknagar Industries recently introduced Monarch Legacy Edition Brandy, a 100% pure grape brandy crafted from Indian and French grape spirits. The company also highlighted the continued growth of Courrier Napoleon Brandy, another “millionaire” brand.
About Tilaknagar Industries:
Tilaknagar Industries is a leading Indian alcoholic beverage company with a history spanning over 90 years. The company's portfolio includes Mansion House Brandy, Imperial Blue Whisky, and Courrier Napoleon Brandy, along with Madiraa Rum & Blue Lagoon Gin. Through its luxury vertical, "House of TI," the company offers Monarch Legacy Edition brandy and Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky.Source:
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