Royal Ranthambore Whisky, the premium whisky brand from Radico Khaitan, has reaffirmed its commitment to India’s tiger conservation efforts through its partnership with The Corbett Foundation on the occasion of World Tiger Day. The initiative strengthens the brand’s association with wildlife protection by linking its identity, inspired by the famous Ranthambore tiger landscape, with programmes focused on habitat conservation, biodiversity protection, and promoting coexistence between local communities and wildlife.
Earlier in 2026, Royal Ranthambore introduced the Royal Ranthambore Heritage Collection, a series of six limited-edition collectible whisky packs inspired by iconic Indian tigers. Designed using traditional Indian art forms, the collection combines wildlife conservation themes with Indian heritage, storytelling, and artistic expression, while celebrating the legacy of some of the country’s most renowned tigers.
Through its collaboration with The Corbett Foundation, Royal Ranthambore is supporting conservation initiatives across India’s forest landscapes. These programmes include veterinary care and livestock health camps for forest-fringe communities, habitat restoration projects, biodiversity monitoring activities, and community-led conservation efforts aimed at reducing human-wildlife conflict and improving long-term ecosystem sustainability.
Commenting on the initiative, Kunal Madan, Chief Marketing Officer, Radico Khaitan, said that the tiger is deeply embedded in India’s cultural and natural heritage and has always been central to the Royal Ranthambore brand story. He stated that while the brand celebrates the majesty and legacy of the tiger, it also recognises the responsibility that comes with drawing inspiration from such an iconic species. According to him, the partnership with The Corbett Foundation reflects Radico Khaitan’s commitment to supporting meaningful conservation efforts and preserving India’s wildlife heritage for future generations.
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The announcement on World Tiger Day 2026 highlights the growing role of corporate participation in wildlife conservation and demonstrates how premium Indian whisky brands are increasingly integrating sustainability, heritage, and conservation into their brand initiatives and consumer engagement strategies.
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