Boudh Distillery- a place that will connoteworld-class quality of alcohol. Incepted in April 2015, this grain-baseddistillery aims to adhere the stringent quality control measures and gradually will adopt state of the art infrastructure, with the latest technology. Based on the successful endeavours of the directors in the liquor industry before, the company is now planning to set up adistillery u
nit of 120 KPLD at Titerikata situated in the Boudh district of Odisha wherein 5.0 MW of power will also be generated. This will be implemented in two phases: (Phase I: 60 KLPD and 2.5 MW Power Plant, Phase II: 60 KLPD and 2.5 MW Power Plant).The promoters of the project have already acquired more than 35 acres of this land for setting up the distillery and power plant. Boudh is an administrative district of Odisha, which is bounded by river Mahanadi to its north. Its natural beauty and numerous aesthetically built shrines have kept the visitors enthralled all these years. Industry is a source, which has lately been contributing to the growth of Boudh district’s economy. Also adding to the benefits of this location is the proximity to spirit and ethanol consuming market, easy procurement of raw materials from nearby areas, good availability of river water and other basic amenities. The habitation around here is extremely conducive to set up an industry with the populace driven with a strong sense of diligence. The proposed project of Boudh Distillery Private Limited aims to be a part of the Agro-Based Industry revolution for manufacturing Rectified Spirit/ENA/Pharma Alcohol. It shall be catering to the demand of Odisha and the neighboring states wherein almost all liquor companies like PernodRicard (Seagram), Jagatjit, ABD, Radico,Diageo(USL) and many others are selling their reputed IMFL brands. The motive of setting up Boudh Distillery is easily comprehensible in all respects. Even the logo of Boudh Distillery stands out in a way that reflects the elements of both the Boudh district as well as the distillation process.
