Delhi Wine Beer

Delhi is staring at a major liquor shortage in the coming days with private wine and beer stores going to shut shop from August 1 after Arvind Kejriwal government's decision to withdraw it's new Excise policy 20221-22.

The Delhi government order is intended to avoid heavy crowding at wine and beer shops in the city after the lockdown is relaxed further in the coming days.

Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab, Jharkhand, Odisha are among states where home delivery of liquor is allowed.

Hours after liquor stores re-opened across India this morning, many shops in Delhi were shut again as huge crowds gathered outside the outlets, flouting social distancing norms. Last week, as the nationwide shutdown to check the spread of coronavirus was extended by another two weeks, the Union Home Ministry said that except in containment areas, s...

The Delhi government has ordered closure of departmental stores selling wine and beer from Friday, official sources said.

All stocks of wine and beer transferred from store room to the bar counter must be sold within 3 days, says a Delhi government order. Cheaper liquor brands which are priced under Rs 1,500 must be cleared within 5 days says the order.

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When it comes to boozing, Delhiites prefer beer most.As per latest Delhi government statistics, beer has emerged as the most preferred drink, closely followed by wine and other brands of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL).A staggering 11.78 crore bottles of beer were sold in the national capital in 2009-10, while a total of 9.56 crore bottles of IMF...

Smaller restaurants in the city will soon be able to serve beer and wine with Delhi Government deciding to allow them to serve spirits with low alcohol content keeping the coming Commonwealth Games in mind."We will issue L 4D licence to restaurants allowing them to serve beer and wine," Delhi Finance Minister A K Walia, who also looks after the exc...

Delhi is staring at a major liquor shortage in the coming days with private wine and beer stores going to shut shop from August 1 after Arvind Kejriwal government's decision to withdraw it's new Excise policy 20221-22.

The Delhi government order is intended to avoid heavy crowding at wine and beer shops in the city after the lockdown is relaxed further in the coming days.

Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab, Jharkhand, Odisha are among states where home delivery of liquor is allowed.

Hours after liquor stores re-opened across India this morning, many shops in Delhi were shut again as huge crowds gathered outside the outlets, flouting social distancing norms. Last week, as the nationwide shutdown to check the spread of coronavirus was extended by another two weeks, the Union Home Ministry said that except in containment areas, s...

The Delhi government has ordered closure of departmental stores selling wine and beer from Friday, official sources said.

All stocks of wine and beer transferred from store room to the bar counter must be sold within 3 days, says a Delhi government order. Cheaper liquor brands which are priced under Rs 1,500 must be cleared within 5 days says the order.

Looking for new places to hangout at this weekend? Here's our list of five newest restaurants in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru to check out this month.

The best way to enjoy the lovely weather during monsoons is to indulge in some good food. So, here's a list of some of the upcoming food festivals offering interesting, exciting and unique experience for all the foodies out there

When it comes to boozing, Delhiites prefer beer most.As per latest Delhi government statistics, beer has emerged as the most preferred drink, closely followed by wine and other brands of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL).A staggering 11.78 crore bottles of beer were sold in the national capital in 2009-10, while a total of 9.56 crore bottles of IMF...

Smaller restaurants in the city will soon be able to serve beer and wine with Delhi Government deciding to allow them to serve spirits with low alcohol content keeping the coming Commonwealth Games in mind."We will issue L 4D licence to restaurants allowing them to serve beer and wine," Delhi Finance Minister A K Walia, who also looks after the exc...