We all know the glory of Salarjung Museum in Hyderabad. A nobleman of the Salar Jung family of Hyderabad, Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan served as Prime Minister of Hyderabad during the Nizam's rule. He spent a major chunk of his income, over a three and half decades, collecting artefacts from all across the globe. All those artefacts and rare things have been greeting us in the Salarjung Museum.

In similar manner, Ravi Kumar Panasa, the owner of 'ML', the South India's largest liquor mart in Hyderabad has become the curator of world's rarest and the most expensive liquor. He is finding ways to get the permits of the remotest liquors from across 190+ countries around the globe.

When asked, Ravi Kumar Panasa says that he loves collecting and curating the spirits first, rather than a mere sale at his outlet.

Hyderabad is in fact the fast growing cosmopolitan hub in India where the connoisseurs of international liquor are many in number.

ML, the sprawling two floored liquor mart is located at Nandagiri co-operative housing society, Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills of Hyderabad. This place has become one of the tourist hubs for the connoisseurs of liquor. 

Though ML is named after a standard unit of measuring liquor as 30ML, 60ML, 90ML ..750ML, the visitors to the mart are expanding it as 'Multinational Liquor'. Apart from the Indian brands, the liquor bottles from the nations like USA, Japan, Cuba, Mexico, UK, Russia, Canada etc are curated and for sale in this ML mart.