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Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Additional parameters Category: Buy Fresh Arabica Coffee Beans | Roasted in Europe – BotaCoffee Warranty: 1 year Aroma of ground coffee: Honey, spicy, nutty. Brewed aroma: Mild, pleasant, spicy, baked apple. Taste: Baked apple, cinnamon, plums, hazelnuts. Medium bitterness, medium honey sweetness, lower acidity. Aftertaste: Sweet, with a hint of apple, cinnamon, and nuts. Coffee type: Whole Bean
Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Additional parameters Category: Buy Fresh Arabica Coffee Beans | Roasted in Europe – BotaCoffee Warranty: 1 year Aroma of ground coffee: Honey, spicy, nutty. Brewed aroma: Mild, pleasant, spicy, baked apple. Taste: Baked apple, cinnamon, plums, hazelnuts. Medium bitterness, medium honey sweetness, lower acidity. Aftertaste: Sweet, with a hint of apple, cinnamon, and nuts. Coffee type: Whole Bean
Original auf Englisch.
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India Plantation A Karnataka, Crop 2026

Beim Röster ansehen
70g
4,34 $
(28,12 $/lbs)
250g
13,15 $
(23,86 $/lbs)
1kg
48,02 $
(21,78 $/lbs)

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Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Mittel

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Haselnuss
Honig
Nüsse
Pflaume
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Ab 4,34 $/70g
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India Plantation A Karnataka, Crop 2026

Beim Röster ansehen
70g
4,34 $
(28,12 $/lbs)
250g
13,15 $
(23,86 $/lbs)
1kg
48,02 $
(21,78 $/lbs)

Profil

Geschmacksprofil

Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Mittel

Geschmacksnoten

Zimt
Haselnuss
Honig
Nüsse
Pflaume
Bratapfel
Würzig
Prozess
Höhe
1000-1600 m ü. NN
Empfohlen für
Espresso

Was der Röster sagt

Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Additional parameters Category: Buy Fresh Arabica Coffee Beans | Roasted in Europe – BotaCoffee Warranty: 1 year Aroma of ground coffee: Honey, spicy, nutty. Brewed aroma: Mild, pleasant, spicy, baked apple. Taste: Baked apple, cinnamon, plums, hazelnuts. Medium bitterness, medium honey sweetness, lower acidity. Aftertaste: Sweet, with a hint of apple, cinnamon, and nuts. Coffee type: Whole Bean
Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Product detailed description Discover a coffee rooted in centuries-old tradition. The story begins in 1670 with an Indian pilgrim named Baba Budan, who on his journey back from Mecca stopped in Yemen. From there, he secretly brought seven coffee seeds and planted them in the hills of Karnataka—laying the foundation for Indian coffee cultivation. Today, India ranks among the world’s top coffee producers, with its main growing regions located in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. This particular coffee comes from small-scale farmers, who account for around 80% of the country’s coffee production. Over the decades, many growers shifted from Arabica to more resilient Robusta and Liberica due to pests and diseases, but high-altitude Arabica is still cultivated with care and dedication. Indian Arabica grows at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters above sea level, often under the shade of native trees and alongside crops like cardamom and black pepper. These mixed-shade environments enrich the beans with subtle spice notes and a unique character. In every cup of this Plantation A coffee, you’ll taste the tradition, dedication, and craftsmanship of small Indian coffee farmers. Experience the depth of flavor and support a legacy of quality and history. Altitude: 1000 - 1600 m.a.s.l. Processing: Washed Crop: 2026 Additional parameters Category: Buy Fresh Arabica Coffee Beans | Roasted in Europe – BotaCoffee Warranty: 1 year Aroma of ground coffee: Honey, spicy, nutty. Brewed aroma: Mild, pleasant, spicy, baked apple. Taste: Baked apple, cinnamon, plums, hazelnuts. Medium bitterness, medium honey sweetness, lower acidity. Aftertaste: Sweet, with a hint of apple, cinnamon, and nuts. Coffee type: Whole Bean
Original auf Englisch.

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