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Made with Love. In India.

A gin distilledfrom Meghalaya's rarest
mountain grown botanicals.
Unsweetened, uncolored and without artifice
A Meghalayan Mountain Berry Gin
250 18 0.00" N ; 910 42' 0.00"E
Come autumn, as the rains subside and our highlands are festooned with pink cherry blossoms, deep in the Khasi and Jaintia Hills, the wild Sohiong berry ripens. Known only to those who live closest to the land, it's a fruit which grows uncultivated, unhurried, and entirely on its own terms for just six weeks.
Born Of Fleeting Harvests Bottled Together

We paired these elusive berries with Dyingling cherry blossoms gathered from the same hills and the result was an exceptionally natural pink blush – no colouring, no sweeteners, nothing manufactured.
Cherry Blossom Infusion
Handpicked at peak bloom, cold-infused, and never extracted, the Dyingling petals spend just enough time in the spirit to leave their mark — a soft, lifted floral character that wraps around the Sohiong berry without competing with it.

Aromatics & Botanicals
Our basket bursts with vibrant flavors of fruits, spices, peppers, and teas, lovingly sourced by local farmers from our surrounding provinces.

Sohiong berries grow wild in the Khasi and Jaintia hills, ripening once a year, from late monsoon into autumn. The berries do not collapse into syrup or thin fruitiness during distillation and hence they infuse a dark, sweet-tart, and structurally intact flavour to our gin.

Locals call them Dyingling, and they start to bloom towards the end of October, covering our highlands in fleeting pink. Delicate, short-lived, and carrying a subtle floral character that doesn't announce itself.

Grown only in Meghalaya, Khasi mandarin is often called the King of Oranges for its bright, natural citrus note, unmatched by any other.

Known as Kashriew in Khasi, taro root imparts a soft, nutty, vanilla-like sweetness and a rounded, creamy body.

Native to Assam, Kaji Nemu or Citrus Limon is an indigenous variety of lemon, renowned for its distinctive aroma and juiciness.

Eastern Himalayan juniper is the structural core. It brings the clean, resinous spine expected of gin.

Sohiong berries grow wild in the Khasi and Jaintia hills, ripening once a year, from late monsoon into autumn. The berries do not collapse into syrup or thin fruitiness during distillation and hence they infuse a dark, sweet-tart, and structurally intact flavour to our gin.

Locals call them Dyingling, and they start to bloom towards the end of October, covering our highlands in fleeting pink. Delicate, short-lived, and carrying a subtle floral character that doesn't announce itself.

Grown only in Meghalaya, Khasi mandarin is often called the King of Oranges for its bright, natural citrus note, unmatched by any other.

Known as Kashriew in Khasi, taro root imparts a soft, nutty, vanilla-like sweetness and a rounded, creamy body.

Native to Assam, Kaji Nemu or Citrus Limon is an indigenous variety of lemon, renowned for its distinctive aroma and juiciness.

Eastern Himalayan juniper is the structural core. It brings the clean, resinous spine expected of gin.
Born from pure rainwater purity
A modern gin shaped by the hills—fresh botanicals,
clean rainwater dilution, and a refined,
smooth finish made for sipping.

FLAVOUR NOTES
Sweet-tart Sohiong berry and cherry blossom are at the fore. The taro root and chamomile add to the softness, while the mandarin and lime peel lift the whole with a clean citrus edge.
A New Kind Of Craft
We Believe That An Exceptional Spirit Needs An Exceptional Home
Reusable Stainless Steel
Our bottle, made with SS304 stainless steel, lasts twelve years or more and is eminently recyclable
Lightweight
Pack light, travel far. This featherweight bottle, tipping the scales at just 158 grams, is designed for effortless travel
The cap measures the pour
Designed for the perfect serve, the cap is a built-in jigger for effortless accuracy
Visual Detailing
The Sohiong variant takes forward the Cherrapunji Eastern Craft Legacy



