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A fully-washed Robusta from India’s Malabar Coast, this single origin makes a stunningly strong and colourful coffee that finishes in a warming mix of earthy spice and smoky sweetness.
Rich, strong and luxurious, this is the perfect after-dinner espresso.
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Enjoyed as either a short, black espresso or a longer drink when mixed with milk. The thick crema and rich body of the Indian bean cuts perfectly with milk, and with twice the amount of caffeine than our arabica blends this is also the perfect pre- or post- workout coffee.
Be careful not to pour this coffee too long, however - Robusta is more soluble than Arabica, and over-extraction will leave you with a bitter, burnt cup of coffee.
A beautiful coffee from the highlands of India, this bean is a great example of why the country is known as the world’s leading producer of quality Robusta. Unusually for other beans of this type, our coffee is fully-washed, allowing the true characteristics of the bean to shine through, as well as limiting the more astringent and acrid characteristics people usually associate with Robusta.
With a strong, smoky aroma and a depth and complexity not normally found in other Robustas, this bean is bursting with a smoky-sweetness and highlighted by notes of cedar wood and, uniquely, a very delicate liquorice finish.
Our range of superior Single Origins are the true jewels of the coffee world; a collection of unique and unusual beans, each and every one a coffee roaster’s dream.
These Premier Origins are created to celebrate the country of origin, but also the individual farmers and cooperatives that grow them, so we’ll be bringing you more transparency and information about exactly where our Premier Origins come from, and why we think they’re so special.
