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Reliance Consumer plans to foray into bottled iced teas
Mint Kolkata
|January 30, 2026
Reliance Consumer Products Ltd plans to enter the bottled iced tea market this coming summer with the relaunch of “Brew House”, three people close to the development told Mint.
The people said the brand—for which it received approval on 23 July 2025, according to commerce ministry records—is expected to be relaunched within two months. The oil-to-retail conglomerate acquired the brand in 2024 for an undisclosed amount.
Iced teas will be launched in lemon and peach flavours, for an entry price of ₹20 (200ml bottle), according to two of the three people.
“The product was initially supposed to be launched for ₹10 for a 200ml bottle, but after the goods and services recast, ready-to-drink segment falls under the 40% GST bracket, so we decided to start with ₹20,” said one of the three people, all seeking anonymity.
The firm didn’t immediately respond to Mint’s queries. But, several distributors confirmed that Brew House will be launched in two months.
This story is from the January 30, 2026 edition of Mint Kolkata.
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