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We're excited to launch our 50% Arabica 50% Robusta Hand-Roasted Coffee all the way from the coffee-growing hills and valleys of Meghalaya, Assam, and Mizoram. What makes this coffee so special is the fact that it is not grown in the usual estates that you find across India, but rather it is grown by a community of coffee planters in the far-off villages across Northeast India. 

Grown amongst fruit trees and nut trees which only adds to the flavor and aroma of the coffee. Sourced directly from our coffee farmers, this coffee is free from any form of chemicals or artificial additives. 

Product specification: 

  • Variety: 50% Arabica and 50% Robusta
  • Processing: Natural
  • Roast Level: Dark Roast / Medium Roast
  • Elevation: 800 - 1400 meters above sea level
  • Location: Multi Origin from Northeast India
  • Flavour Notes: Sweet citrus (lime) with nutty and chocolate hints
  • Recommended brewing method: Pour Over, French Press, Moka pot, and Espresso

      Brewing Method for Pour Over Coffee Powder: 24gms

      • Water Volume: 288 ml
      • Water Temperature: 90°C
      • Brew Time: 3 min 45 secs
      • Grind Size: Coarse
      1. Grind the coffee beans.
      2. Add the ground coffee powder to the wet filter paper.
      3. Start the timer and pour some water to wet the coffee grounds and wait for 45 secs.
      4. Pour the rest of your water and brew as per the estimated time.
      5. Ready to serve straight away.
      How northeast coffee is different

      Coffee from Northeast India stands in a league of its own, boasting distinctive characteristics that set it apart from the rest. Here's why this exquisite brew is truly exceptional:

      1. Ideal Growing Conditions
      2. Rare and Limited Production
      3. Community Coffee Planters
      4. Complex Flavor Profiles
      5. Indigenous Varieties
      6. Cultural Heritage
      Ideal growing conditions

      Nestled in the scenic landscapes of Northeast India, the coffee-growing regions of Meghalaya, Assam, and Mizoram offer the perfect environment for coffee cultivation. With high altitudes, ample rainfall, and rich soil, these areas provide the ideal conditions for the coffee plants to thrive and develop their exquisite flavors.

      Rare and limited production

      Coffee from Northeast India is not mass-produced on a large scale. The limited availability makes it a prized and sought-after coffee variety, cherished by coffee connoisseurs and enthusiasts who appreciate its exclusivity.

      Community Coffee Planters

      What truly makes coffee from Northeast India exceptional is the involvement of a dedicated community of coffee planters. Instead of the usual estates found in other parts of India, this coffee is cultivated by passionate farmers in remote villages across Meghalaya. Their meticulous care and expertise are reflected in every batch of hand-picked and hand-roasted coffee beans, resulting in an unparalleled quality that you can taste.

      Complex Flavour Profiles

      The flavour profiles of coffee from Northeast India are remarkably complex. Each cup offers a symphony of nuanced notes, ranging from floral and fruity to chocolaty and nutty. The coffee exhibits a well-balanced acidity, a smooth body, and a lingering aftertaste that leaves a memorable impression.

      Indigenous Varieties

      The coffee varieties cultivated in Northeast India are often indigenous to the region, adding to their uniqueness. Local strains like S.288, S.795, and Cauvery are known for their exceptional cup quality and distinctive flavor profiles, making them highly prized among coffee enthusiasts.

      Cultural Heritage

      Arabica coffee from Northeast India is deeply intertwined with the region's cultural heritage. It has been a part of the local traditions and practices for generations, and the knowledge and expertise passed down through the community of coffee planters contribute to the exceptional quality of the coffee.

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