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100% Arabica Coffee

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100% Arabica Coffee

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100% Arabica Coffee

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100% Arabica Coffee

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100% Arabica Coffee

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100% Arabica Coffee

Our speciality coffee scored 91 points out of SCA 100 point system.

Our speciality coffee scored 91 points out of SCA 100 point system.

Our speciality coffee scored 91 points out of SCA 100 point system.

Our speciality coffee scored 91 points out of SCA 100 point system.

Our speciality coffee scored 91 points out of SCA 100 point system.

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Whole Beans

Pick whole beans for richer, fresher coffee.

Grinding just before brewing preserves aroma and flavor, enhancing body and complexity.

Weight : 250gms per pouch

Medium Grind

Pocket Brew

Whole Beans

Pick whole beans for richer, fresher coffee.

Grinding just before brewing preserves aroma and flavor, enhancing body and complexity.

Weight : 250gms per pouch

Medium Grind

Pocket Brew

Whole Beans

Pick whole beans for richer, fresher coffee.

Grinding just before brewing preserves aroma and flavor, enhancing body and complexity.

Weight : 250gms per pouch

Medium Grind

Pocket Brew

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Medium Dark Roast

Medium Dark Roast

Medium Dark Roast

Medium Dark Roast

Medium Dark Roast

ACIDITY

ACIDITY

ACIDITY

BODY

BODY

BODY

BALANCE

BALANCE

BALANCE

FLAVOUR

FLAVOUR

FLAVOUR

Predominantly sourced from Kabada Bodaput village in Araku, Andhra Pradesh, which houses roughly 31 farmer families. The coffee grows under diverse shade from variety of trees jackfruit, lime, caryota urens, sweet orange, jamun, mango, custard apple and wild varieties, which lend it a unique profile.
Terroir Range : 3545 to 4215 feet

Predominantly sourced from Kabada Bodaput village in Araku, Andhra Pradesh, which houses roughly 31 farmer families. The coffee grows under diverse shade from variety of trees jackfruit, lime, caryota urens, sweet orange, jamun, mango, custard apple and wild varieties, which lend it a unique profile.
Terroir Range : 3545 to 4215 feet

Predominantly sourced from Kabada Bodaput village in Araku, Andhra Pradesh, which houses roughly 31 farmer families. The coffee grows under diverse shade from variety of trees jackfruit, lime, caryota urens, sweet orange, jamun, mango, custard apple and wild varieties, which lend it a unique profile.
Terroir Range : 3545 to 4215 feet

Process Information

Process Information

Process Information

Natural Process
In the natural coffee process, the full cherry is dried prior to de-pulping.
Natural processed coffee will taste fruitier and have a heavier body as the drying coffee beans absorb some of the sugars from the surrounding fruit.

Honey Process
Pulp-sundried or honey coffee is an eco-friendly process as it generates very little solid and liquid waste.
Here, the coffee skin is removed and the coffee is de-pulped to varying degrees but no mucilage is removed and it is sent to the drying yard.


Washed Process
The coffee cherries go through the Columbian Penagos pulper that removes the sticky mucilage surrounding the coffee seeds, and the coffee is left to ferment for 18-24 hours.
Then the coffee is washed in fresh water and sent to the drying yard — removing the cherry prior to drying allows the bean’s intrinsic flavours to really shine.

Natural Process
In the natural coffee process, the full cherry is dried prior to de-pulping. Natural processed coffee will taste fruitier and have a heavier body as the drying coffee beans absorb some of the sugars from the surrounding fruit.

Honey Process
Pulp-sundried or honey coffee is an eco-friendly process as it generates very little solid and liquid waste. Here, the coffee skin is removed and the coffee is de-pulped to varying degrees but no mucilage is removed and it is sent to the drying yard.


Washed Process
The coffee cherries go through the Columbian Penagos pulper that removes the sticky mucilage surrounding the coffee seeds, and the coffee is left to ferment for 18-24 hours. Then the coffee is washed in fresh water and sent to the drying yard — removing the cherry prior to drying allows the bean’s intrinsic flavours to really shine.

Natural Process
In the natural coffee process, the full cherry is dried prior to de-pulping. Natural processed coffee will taste fruitier and have a heavier body as the drying coffee beans absorb some of the sugars from the surrounding fruit.

Honey Process
Pulp-sundried or honey coffee is an eco-friendly process as it generates very little solid and liquid waste. Here, the coffee skin is removed and the coffee is de-pulped to varying degrees but no mucilage is removed and it is sent to the drying yard.


Washed Process
The coffee cherries go through the Columbian Penagos pulper that removes the sticky mucilage surrounding the coffee seeds, and the coffee is left to ferment for 18-24 hours. Then the coffee is washed in fresh water and sent to the drying yard — removing the cherry prior to drying allows the bean’s intrinsic flavours to really shine.

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