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Moët Hennessy, the luxury wines and spirits division of LVMH, is expanding product categories in India to meet growing demand. CEO Philippe Schaus revealed that the Indian market is still in its infancy, but profitable. The company is betting big on India and has made significant investments, including in the Chandon winery in Nashik. Moët Hennessy is introducing new brands, exploring opportunities in whisky, and focusing on high-end dark spirits.
"Currently, we are focusing in India on Hennessy Cognac, Glenmorangie whisky and Chandon Sparkling wine, and to a lesser degree, on our champagnes which are purchased more outside India than within India," Schaus said.
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