CRAFT BEER RESOLUTIONS!
September: Double IPA at Hippie at Heart, Kothrud and 71 Tales, Mumbai (Chembur)
October: Marzen at Chaurahe Ke Paar, Pune
November: English Style Bitters at Hippie at Heart, Balewadi, Pune and Woodside Inn, Mumbai (Bandra)
December: Infusion Beers
WHERE TO GET YAVASURA ACROSS MAHARASHTRA:
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The state government has asked alcohol companies to stop home delivery of alcohol. Take-away of beer through growlers, however, is on!
Want to buy craft beers from Yavasura? Message us here for all growler/take-away related queries:
We are now pouring in Mumbai!
We’ve started serving Yavasura craft beers in Mumbai now! We’re currently serving: (list will be updated periodically, click for more information)
BEERS WE BREW
WHERE TO GET
We can serve only in bars and restaurants across the state of Maharashtra. See where you can get Yavasura closest to you below:
Folks behind Yavasura
Hola, amigos! We are two brothers born and raised in Pune, India. When we are not obsessing over
beer, you will find us tending to our rooftop garden, petting dogs, practicing our broken Spanish
and/or singing on top of our lungs. We’re so glad you decided to join us, and we cannot wait to serve
you a big, cold glass of Yavasura.
AMEYA
PARTHA
While Ameya is busy crunching numbers, I get to brew liquid gold. I’m also an engineer, a self-taught brewer, a semi-professional singer, and the slowest eater you’ll ever meet. You’ll often find me sipping on cold chai either reading up on random trivia or thinking of new ways to incorporate our home-grown herbs into the beer of your dreams.
YAVASURA
Yavasura literally means beer in Sanksrit. We have been making and selling beer since 2019. We make craft beers that we love to drink and that are interesting. One of our flagship beers, the Basil Peppercorn Witbier, was brewed because we wanted to use the excess basil growing on our terrace garden. We aim to make craft beer accessible, less intimidating and delicious.