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Distilleries and liquor manufacturers in Indonesia

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Indonesia at a glance

Population
285.7 million (2025)
GDP
US$1.45 trillion (2025)
GDP per person
US$5,060 (2025)
Capital
Jakarta
Currency
Indonesian rupiah (IDR)
Languages
Indonesian
Climate
Lowlands are warm and humid year-round with small seasonal temperature differences; the wetter season runs roughly November to April and the drier May to October, varying by region.
Alcohol status
legal with dry areas
Legal drinking age
21 for on- and off-premise sales of all beverages (WHO 2018 country profile, status 2016: https://cdn.who.int/media/docs/default-source/country-profiles/substances-abuse/IDN.pdf)
Alcohol per adult
0.1 litres of pure alcohol a year (2022, WHO)
Spirits imports
US$7.6 million (2024); mainly from United Kingdom, Rep. of Korea, Mexico, France
Spirits exports
US$7.2 million (2024); mainly to Thailand, China, Netherlands, United Arab Emirates
Import duty on spirits
Standard (MFN) rate 2023: whisky 150.0%; vodka 150.0%; rum 150.0%; gin 150.0%
Popular brands
Bintang (Multi Bintang Indonesia (Heineken Asia Pacific)), Anker (Delta Djakarta)
Major producers
Multi Bintang Indonesia, Delta Djakarta, PT Bali Hai Brewery Indonesia, Diageo (Bali plant)
State monopoly
No state monopoly is described in the source; instead imports and distribution are tightly controlled through licensed importers (IT-MB), annual national import quotas and product-group channel rules.
The market
Consumption is very low in recorded terms (WHO about 0.1 litres of pure alcohol per adult, 2022) because of religion and strict controls. A 2013 presidential regulation classifies drinks by strength: A under 5%, B 5-20%, C over 20%; since 2015 minimarkets and small shops may not sell alcohol, while supermarkets, restaurants, bars, clubs and hotels still can (Bali exempt). Wikipedia reports an import tax hike to 150% in 2015 and that high prices pushed consumers to illegal alcohol. Bintang (Multi Bintang, a Heineken Asia Pacific subsidiary) is the largest-selling beer.
Importing
Imports are heavily taxed; Wikipedia reports an import tax of 150% from 2015 (rate and legal basis to be checked against the Ministry of Finance tariff).
Sale restrictions
Minimarkets and small shops barred from selling alcohol since 2015; supermarkets, restaurants, bars, clubs and hotels allowed (Wikipedia, Alcohol in Indonesia).

Regulators: Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) - registered-importer (IT-MB) licences, import approvals (PI) and quotas, BPOM (National Agency of Drug and Food Control) - product registration (ML number), BPJPH (Halal Product Assurance Agency) - halal / non-halal labelling, Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC) - customs and cukai

Compiled by Distillers Hub in October 2026 from the World Bank, WHO, UN Comtrade, the WITS tariff database and the sources below. Figures change: check with the regulator or a customs broker before you act.

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About Indonesia

Indonesia is an archipelagic nation located in Southeast Asia between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The official language is Indonesian, alongside diverse regional languages. Its economy is recognized for agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and international tourism.

The spirits market

Alcohol is legal but strictly regulated, with complete prohibitions in Aceh, Papua, and select municipalities. Foreign firms cannot import directly; imports require licensed Indonesian entities with quotas, and retail is restricted to licensed hospitality and specialty shops. Inbound spirits face a 150% import duty and IDR 152,000 per litre excise for Group C. Domestic producers make vodka, soju, whisky, and Balinese arak, while commercial opportunities focus on premium brands for tourism destinations like Bali.

Licences, import duty and labelling rules in Indonesia

Spirits importers and distributors in Indonesia

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Who makes liquor in Indonesia? This list covers 29 liquor manufacturers and distilleries — Spice Island Distillery, PT Mikalindo Bakti Cemerlang, PT Perindustrian Bapak Djenggot, PT Arna Makmur Industri and more: whisky, rum, gin, vodka, brandy, neutral spirit (ENA) and local spirits producers, with their towns, products and websites. See also how to import or export liquor to Indonesia and the licences needed to make it there.

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