Founder · Sorry Sugar

Shashank Sherawat

Co-founder of Sorry Sugar, a beverages company based in Gurugram.

Co-founderGurugramBeverages
Founded
2026
Gurugram, India
Raised to date
$1M
1 round on record
Latest round
Seed
$1M · September 2026

About

Shashank Sherawat is Co-founder of Sorry Sugar, a beverages company based in Gurugram, founded in 2026. Sorry Sugar's most recent disclosed round was a funding round of $1M in September 2026.

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Company

Est. 2026
Sorry Sugar
Beverages · Gurugram · Active

Sorry Sugar is a Gurugram clean-label beverage brand selling café-style coffee drinks with no added sugar, sweetened with monk fruit and formulated with added fibre, positioned around zero glycemic impact. Its range includes Hazel Almond Latte, Silk Chocolate Mocha, Sea Salt Caramel, French Vanilla Cloud and Butter Gooey Toffee, sold direct-to-consumer alongside a ₹399 five-flavour trial pack whose value is redeemable against a larger purchase. Founded in 2026 by Deepak Pathak, Kunal Verma, Shashank Sherawat and Saiyam Malik, it was incubated by Palash Arneja, founder of BlaBliBlu, together wi

Funding
September 2026Seed$1MDhanuka family (co-lead), Amishi London (co-lead)
Company profile →1 round on record

Journey with Sorry Sugar

2 milestones
  1. 2026Founded

    Founded in Gurugram by Deepak Pathak, Kunal Verma, Shashank Sherawat and Saiyam Malik, incubated by BlaBliBlu founder Palash Arneja together with the venture studio Wolfpack Labs, led by Bella Vita Organic founder Aakash Anand and Prerna Gupta.

  2. Sep 2026Funding

    Raises $1 million co-led by the Dhanuka family and Amishi London, claiming more than ₹1 crore of revenue in its first month and three stores across Gurugram and Delhi, while targeting an annual run rate above ₹60 crore by the end of the financial year.

Also building Sorry Sugar

DPDeepak PathakFounder→KVKunal VermaCo-founder→SMSaiyam MalikCo-founder→

Coverage

1 story
Funding · 8 Sept 2026 · 5 min read
Sorry Sugar Raises $1M for Zero-Sugar Coffee, Months After It Started Selling