IMFL
Indian Made Foreign Liquor, often abbreviated IMFL, is a term used to denote western-style hard liquors such as whisky, rum, vodka, etc., which are manufactured in India.
It is used to differentiate them from indigenous recipes such as fenny, toddy, and arrack, which are collectively called country liquor.
The term “Indian Made Foreign Liquor” is the official term used by government, business, and print media in India.
