Shiva Ganesh Nannari Soda
A ready-to-drink, carbonated nannari drink. The traditional nannari flavour, served chilled and fizzy — no mixing needed.
Authentic Nannari Taste. Refreshingly Yours.
Shiva Ganesh Nannari is a nannari beverage brand from YSR Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh, India. We make nannari soda and nannari syrup, so you can enjoy a chilled glass, mix your own nannari sarbath, or learn what nannari actually is.
About Shiva Ganesh Nannari
Shiva Ganesh Nannari is a beverage brand focused on nannari-based products. Our range is deliberately small: Shiva Ganesh Nannari Soda, a ready-to-drink carbonated nannari beverage, and Shiva Ganesh Nannari Syrup, a concentrated syrup for preparing nannari drinks at home.
Both products draw on traditional Indian beverage inspiration — the earthy nannari flavour that has been part of everyday drinking in South Asia for generations — with simple, straightforward positioning and nothing more to explain.
Learn More About UsWhy Choose Shiva Ganesh Nannari
Authentic Nannari Taste
Our nannari soda and nannari syrup are built around the classic nannari flavour — earthy, gently sweet, and recognisably nannari rather than a generic sweet drink.
Quality Focus
We keep the range small and the focus narrow, so the nannari character of the product stays consistent. We would rather describe exactly what each product is than make claims we cannot demonstrate.
Traditional Inspiration
Nannari has been part of Indian household beverage culture for generations. Our products follow that lead, in both the ready-to-drink and the make-it-at-home formats.
Our Products
Shiva Ganesh Nannari Syrup
A concentrated nannari syrup for making nannari drinks at home, from a simple glass of nannari to lassi and falooda preparations.
What Is Nannari?
Nannari is the Indian sarsaparilla — a plant known botanically as Hemidesmus indicus. It is the root of this plant that gives nannari its unmistakable earthy, gently sweet taste, and that root has been the flavour base of Indian beverages for generations.
In everyday Indian usage, the word nannari refers both to the root and to the drinks made from it. The same flavour appears across several formats: a chilled nannari sarbath, a packaged nannari soda, and a concentrated nannari syrup you can dilute at home.
Read the Nannari Guide
Nannari Guides
Nannari
The starting point: what nannari is, the nannari root, Hemidesmus indicus, and how nannari fits into traditional Indian beverage culture.
Read moreNannari Sarbath
The traditional chilled nannari drink — how it is prepared, what goes into it, and how it is usually served.
Read moreNannari Drinks
A comparison of the nannari beverage formats: sarbath, soda and syrup-based drinks, and when to reach for each one.
Read moreFrequently Asked Questions
Short answers about nannari, our products, and how to order from Shiva Ganesh Nannari.
What is nannari?
Nannari is the Indian sarsaparilla, a plant known botanically as Hemidesmus indicus. Its root is the part used in traditional Indian beverages, and it is what gives nannari its characteristic earthy, gently sweet taste. Nannari is the base flavour behind drinks such as nannari sarbath, nannari soda and nannari syrup. You can read the longer explanation on our nannari guide.
What is nannari sarbath?
Nannari sarbath is a traditional South Indian nannari drink. It is made by thinning nannari syrup or nannari root extract with water, sweetening to taste, and serving it chilled over ice, usually with a squeeze of lime or lemon. Our nannari sarbath guide covers the usual preparation style.
What is nannari syrup?
Nannari syrup is a concentrated, ready-to-mix form of the nannari flavour. Mix a little with chilled water and you have a nannari drink at home. It can also be used as the base for lassi, falooda and other drink preparations. See Shiva Ganesh Nannari Syrup for details.
What is nannari soda?
Nannari soda is a ready-to-drink, carbonated nannari beverage. It carries the same nannari flavour as a traditional nannari drink, in a chilled, fizzy format served straight from the bottle. See Shiva Ganesh Nannari Soda.
How is nannari syrup used?
Add nannari syrup to chilled water a little at a time and adjust the sweetness to your taste, then add ice. A squeeze of lime or lemon is commonly added. Nannari syrup can also be blended with milk or yogurt for a nannari lassi, or layered with vermicelli and basil seeds for a falooda-style drink.
Where can I buy Shiva Ganesh Nannari products?
Shiva Ganesh Nannari Soda and Shiva Ganesh Nannari Syrup are supplied from YSR Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh, India. Use the contact page or WhatsApp for retail, wholesale, distributor and bulk enquiries, and our team will share current availability and pricing.
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Shiva Ganesh Nannari Soda and Nannari Syrup are supplied from YSR Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh, India. Retail, wholesale, distributor and bulk enquiries are welcome.