India’s first airport microbrewery, Susegado, has launched at Goa’s Manohar International Airport, offering travellers a taste of Goan flavours and hospitality.
Named after the Goan term “Susegad,” meaning relaxation and ease, Susegado brings a one-of-a-kind microbrewery experience celebrating Goan culture, cuisine, and craft beers.
Susegado partners with Rising Tide, Lane Nine, Radiance
Interestingly, a partnership between Rising Tide Beverages, Lane Nine Hospitality, and Radiance, Susegado spans 5,000 square feet and blends vintage Goan home decor with a sophisticated jazz bar feel. The microbrewery aims to create a relaxed environment where travellers can unwind and experience Goa’s rich heritage.
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Meanwhile, Susegado’s freshly brewed beers are crafted to highlight regional ingredients. Signature brews include Poder’s Pilsner, made with upcycled Goan bread; Kokum Gose, featuring kokum extract; and an English Ale pleasing both beer enthusiasts and newcomers. These specialty brews are paired with traditional Goan dishes, allowing visitors to savor authentic flavours.
Create an airport experience that embodies spirit of Goa – IRHPL
On the grand launch, an IRHPL spokesperson said, “We are thrilled to introduce Susegado at the Manohar International Airport with a vision is create an airport experience that embodies the spirit of Goa, offering travellers a taste of Goan culture and flavours in an environment that combines the best of local brewing with an authentic Goan vibe that is truly unforgettable.”
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Further, Susegado looks forward to experimenting with new beers and collaborating with Konkan breweries, exclusively available at Manohar International Airport. With its unique blend of local brewing and authentic Goan vibe, Susegado redefines airport dining, inviting travellers to begin their Goan journey from the moment they arrive.