Indian & Pakistani Drinks – Rubicon, Rooh Afza, Lassi

Indian & Pakistani Drinks

Indian and Pakistani drinks – authentic brand variants from direct imports. Rubicon (mango, lychee, guava), Rooh Afza, Thums Up, Limca, Eno effervescent tablets, Horlicks, mango lassi and fruit syrups. Pack sizes from 250 ml to 5 L. In stock in Prague, dispatched within 24 hours.

Taste South Asia in a glass. Shalamar Foods stocks the widest range of Indian and Pakistani drinks in the Czech Republic – from iconic Rubicon mango juice through Pakistani Rooh Afza rose syrup to traditional mango lassi. Original Indian colas Thums Up and Limca are available, alongside Eno antacid sachets, Horlicks malt drink, Wagh Bakri ginger teas and authentic masala chai blends. We also keep traditional chai concentrates, Real coconut water, Patanjali fruit drinks and non-alcoholic party drinks. All sourced directly from India, Pakistan and the UK, so we stock brand variants unavailable in standard retail chains.

Most popular Indian drinks

Rubicon – British brand with Indian-style mango, guava and pomegranate juice. The mango version is iconic in the Indian diaspora.

Rooh Afza – Pakistani/Indian rose syrup with herbs and fruits. Mix with milk or water, popular during Ramadan.

Mango & salty lassi – Traditional South Asian yoghurt drink, sweet or savoury.

Thums Up & Limca – Indian cola and lemon-lime soft drinks, stronger flavour than typical US cola.

Eno – Effervescent antacid powder. Popular remedy in Indian and Pakistani households.

Wagh Bakri & Brooke Bond – Classic Indian teas for masala chai. Stronger, more granular than European teas.

Horlicks & Bournvita – Malt beverages for children and adults, long tradition in Indian homes.

How to make masala chai

  1. Boil water (1 cup) with 3 green cardamom pods, 2 cloves and 1 cinnamon stick.
  2. Add 1 tsp black tea (Wagh Bakri or Brooke Bond) and boil 2 minutes.
  3. Pour in ½ cup milk, add 2 tsp sugar and simmer briefly.
  4. Strain and serve hot. Use whole milk for authentic taste.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rooh Afza alcoholic?

No, Rooh Afza is a non-alcoholic herbal rose syrup. Mix with water, milk or use as a cocktail flavouring.

What is Eno and how do you use it?

Eno is an effervescent antacid. Dissolve one sachet in water and drink. Helps with heartburn and bloating after heavy meals.

Which tea is best for masala chai?

Strong CTC black tea. Wagh Bakri Premium or Brooke Bond Red Label are both in stock.

Is Rubicon available in bulk?

Yes, we stock 1 l cartons, 288 ml cans and 24-packs for restaurants and wholesale.

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