In the spirit of the upcoming holidays, we’re bringing back a couple delicious, festive favorites from the Soma Sutra recipe book. It’s only fair that we give in to our sweet tooth at this time of year! In Mint Condition              ...

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Now you can elevate virtually any dessert with the spice and flavor of SomruS. How? Just whip it. Seriously. It’s a delicious AND simple way to add just the right touch of exotic to any sweet and decadent dish. And for a final flourish, finish it off with fresh...

Pineapple pastry is one of India’s favorite continental desserts, but how do you improve on perfection? Easy! Just add SomruS! Dress up this beloved classic with the our creamy, indulgent blend of flavors. Just pour SomruS over a slice of Pineapple Upside Down Cake and garnish it with...

There are as many ways to enjoy SomruS as stars in the sky—SomruS is endlessly delicious! For instance, take these delicious SomruS liqueur-infused cream-filled donuts. They’re perfect for the cool fall season, and will surprise and delight at any dinner party or gathering. We bet they’d even go great with...

Sarah O’Brien from Connecticut In Style was kind enough to put together a spiked gingerbread cake recipe using SomruS infused vanilla pudding on her blog that’s perfect for the upcoming holiday season. View the recipe on ctinstyle.com...

With Diwali, aka the Indian New Year, just around the corner (it's this Sunday for those of you who may have forgotten) it's time for you to come and try SomruS at any one of our multiple Caputo's tastings this Saturday all around the Chicagoland area.

SomruS is honored to have received a mention in the USA Today article as an Indian spirit to try, just in time for the upcoming Diwali festival of lights! From the article: SomruS is India’s top cream liqueur, laying claim to being the country’s very...

From China to India and England, we’ve talked a lot about the history of tea from around the world, but we haven’t spent much time discussing tea in America. Sure, it was a massive point of contention and MIGHT have helped to spark the Revolutionary War...