India (500g)

1. Discover the Deep, Comforting Flavour of Indian Coffee

India is known for its warm spices, rich flavours, and deep-rooted culinary traditions—and its coffee is no exception. Mister Coffee’s India (500g) showcases the bold, earthy character that has made Indian coffee increasingly popular among coffee enthusiasts. With notes of dark chocolate, caramel, mild spice, and malty undertones, this 100% Arabica selection delivers a beautifully complex and satisfying cup.

Perfect for fans of smooth, full-bodied coffee, this roast highlights the unique qualities of beans grown in India’s misty, high-altitude regions. It’s an ideal gateway into authentic Indian style coffee—rich, warming, and memorable.

2. Taste Profile: Chocolaty, Malty & Gently Spiced

This roast is crafted to bring out the naturally bold flavours of Indian coffee beans, offering a full sensory experience.

• Taste Notes: Dark chocolate, caramel, mild spice
• Aroma: Warm, earthy, chocolatey
• Body: ★★★★★
• Acidity: ★★
• Bitterness: ★★★★
• Roast Level: Medium–Dark
• Bean Type: 100% Arabica

Expect a smooth, syrupy mouthfeel paired with roasted nut undertones. The low acidity makes it extremely drinkable, while the balanced bitterness brings depth and satisfaction. Whether you prefer black coffee or creamy milk-based drinks, this roast adapts beautifully.

3. Why Indian Coffee Beans Are So Distinctive

India’s coffee is shaped by its geography, climate, and traditional farming practices. Grown in the cool, mist-covered hills of regions such as Karnataka, Wayanad, and Tamil Nadu, Indian coffee beans develop:

• Naturally earthy and malty notes
• A full, heavy body
• Low acidity
• Subtle warm spice tones
• Deep chocolate sweetness

These characteristics create a flavour profile that stands out from other Arabica origins. Unlike brighter coffees from Ethiopia or Central America, Indian beans offer warmth, richness, and comfort, qualities that have made them essential in Indian style coffee served both at home and in cafés.

4. Perfect for Indian Style Coffee Preparation

Indian coffee has a long tradition of being brewed strong, aromatic, and creamy. This roast is ideal for:

Filter coffee (South Indian style) using a metal coffee filter

• Espresso
• Moka pot
• French press
• Milk-based drinks like latte or cappuccino

Its naturally thick body and chocolatey profile pair beautifully with milk and sugar, making it a great choice for those who enjoy café-style coffee with richness and depth. If you’ve ever tasted authentic Indian filter coffee (often served as “Kaapi”), this roast delivers a similar grounded, comforting character.

5. Crafted With Expertise by Mister Coffee Since 1982

For more than 40 years, Mister Coffee has sourced premium beans from around the world, including India’s finest Arabica. Each bag of India (500g) is:

• Carefully selected from reputable plantations
• Roasted to highlight bold chocolaty notes and spice
• Freshly packed using Modified Atmosphere Packaging (M.A.P.)
• Crafted with unique roast profiles that bring out each bean’s “sweet spot”

This dedication ensures that each cup offers the high-quality flavour Mister Coffee is known for.

6. Versatile Enough for Any Brewing Style

Because of its strong body and low acidity, this roast shines across multiple brewing techniques:

• Rich espresso shots
• Smooth drip or pour-over
• Thick and aromatic cold brew
• Bold and creamy Indian style coffee
• Robust French press extractions

Its malty depth and chocolaty structure make it one of the most versatile Arabica coffees for home brewing.

7. Why Coffee Lovers Choose India (500g)

• Full-bodied and deeply comforting
• Naturally sweet with chocolate and caramel
• Low acidity, smooth finish
• Great for both black and milk coffees
• Authentic flavour of high-altitude Indian coffee beans
• Ideal for Indian-style brewing traditions

Whether you’re discovering Indian coffee for the first time or already love its warming character, this 500g pack offers a rich and flavourful experience.

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