Maharaja Drinks
I lead PR for drinks retailer Maharaja Drinks, managing the press and creative annual strategy, media outreach, partnership development, event management, and owned media opportunities including influencer strategy and advertorials. Since the brand’s launch in 2024, I’ve secured extensive trade and consumer coverage across outlets such as Saturday Kitchen, The Economist, Evening Standard, The Handbook, BBC Radio 5’s Wake Up to Money, Luxury London, The Guardian, Decanter, and The Drinks Business.
Currently, i am executing the Q4 PR strategy with a focus on partnerships, managing food and drink media relations, and launching events around key calendar moments including Diwali and Christmas. Leveraging my extensive network, I have secured exclusive events with lead food and drink writer at Evening Standard, Douglas Blyde, as well as influencer collaborations with Sophia Longhi, drinks writer at The Guardian.
I create content across key marketing channels, including blogs and LinkedIn, and ghostwrite partnership activations for publications such as Mayfair Times and Kensington & Chelsea Review.
Key Coverage below
1.) India’s drinks industry, Provençal pistachios and Wine of the Month - Monocle
2.)Indian agave spirit lands in UK - The Spirits Business
3.) I've Found The Unique Wine To Drink This Summer - The Handbook
5.) Maharaja Drinks: Father-Son Duo Takes Indian Spirits Global | EasternEye
6.) I've Found The Unique Wine To Drink This Summer - The Handbook
Recent Partnerships
Worked with the renowned supper club Khao Supperclub to create a Gujarati food experience paired with Maharaja Drinks. The event took place on Kingsland Road on September 5th, where we introduced each plate and drink to 30 guests. With attendees from diverse backgrounds and a keen interest in food, travel, and drink, the event was highly targeted. Each guest also received a discount code to enjoy post-event.
On September 10th, we partnered with key food and drink writer Douglas Blyde to host an Indian drinks event for a trading firm in London, alongside spirit expert Ruchira Neotia and Maharaja Drinks. This provided Maharaja Drinks the opportunity to showcase their products to a premium audience, while also allowing the SME to sell thousands of units during the event in partnership with a national drinks writer—a true win-win. The event was a huge success, with plans already in place for round 2.