Discover by city and category
Browse by category, brand, bottle size and availability, with filters and price sorting to narrow the catalogue.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)Drink discovery, pricing and planning for India
A complete consumer platform connecting city-wise drink data with AI, regional stories and community.
Prices and availability vary by location. Daphnis built PourBud around that challenge, with a shared data foundation for its public experience and administration tools. The platform supports discovery and education for adults of legal drinking age; it does not sell or deliver alcohol.
Browse by category, brand, bottle size and availability, with filters and price sorting to narrow the catalogue.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)Each drink page brings its description, size and local price context together, with related products for further exploration.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)Editorial pages explain categories, labels, mixers and food pairings, connecting beginner questions with relevant drinks and responsible hosting advice.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)Profiles such as Mahua, Toddy and Apong connect ingredients and traditions with their regions. Place-based trails make India's drink culture a separate way to explore.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)Party Planner uses preferences, guest needs, estimated quantities and city pricing to shape a practical drinks plan. A login lets users save their preferences.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)Topic-based discussions cover beginner questions, beer, whisky, food pairings and regional drinks, with reporting and moderation supporting the conversation.
Explore this page (opens in a new tab)A continuous data pipeline supports the catalogue as prices, products and locations change.
Automated scraping and updates draw on government excise data and other verified public sources.
Organise products, categories and bottle sizes, keeping city pages consistent where state-level pricing applies.
Manage catalogue records, cities, Guides and Atlas entries from shared tools, without editing every public page separately.
Use the image as an input for product information and explanations.
Bring recipes and serving ideas into the same discovery experience.
City, category, product and guide pages use dedicated metadata, canonical URLs and internal links. A sitemap index and child sitemaps support discovery as the catalogue grows; robots and noindex controls keep low-value pages out of search. Breadcrumb schema and product schema use the information available for each page.
Firebase supports both sign-in methods, with optional account linking in either direction. The authentication work covers duplicate-account handling, OTP resend, clearer errors and reCAPTCHA handling, so users can return to their saved preferences without being forced to add another login method.
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