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India Monsooned Malabar – delicate and velvety coffee from the heart of India

100% Arabica | 1,100 m above sea level | Monsooning process

India Monsooned Malabar is a coffee with an exceptionally mild, soft character and almost no acidity. Its profile is warm, deep, and velvety, with distinct notes of roasted nuts, brown sugar, and subtle tobacco.

It’s a great choice for those looking for a mellow, creamy coffee without any sharpness.

Flavor profile and characteristics

Tobacco

Brown sugar

Roasted nuts

Origin: India

1,100 m above sea level

Bean type

A unique process

This coffee’s character is shaped by the monsooning process—a traditional method in which beans are exposed to humid monsoon air. This causes the beans to lose their natural acidity, take on a light beige color, and develop a soft, full-bodied structure. The result is a brew with low acidity, pronounced body, and natural caramel sweetness.

India in your cup

Grown in the Chikmagalur region at an altitude of about 1,100 m above sea level, this 100% Arabica matures in the mountain climate of southern India. It’s a smooth, deep, and comforting coffee. It isn’t overpowering, but gives a sense of fullness and warmth. It works well both in the morning and in the afternoon—any time you want flavor without too much sharpness. This coffee is for those who appreciate a mellow cup with character.

If you don’t have a grinder, we’ll grind it for you—just choose the right grind size when placing your order.

The Chikmagalur region – the mountainous heart of Indian coffee

The Chikmagalur region is located on the steep mountain slopes of southern India, at an altitude of about 1,100 m above sea level. This area is known for growing high-quality Arabica, which benefits from its unique climate and rich soil. Passing traditions down from generation to generation, local farmers take care to maintain quality and use environmentally friendly production methods.

Thanks to these conditions, coffee from Chikmagalur has a unique flavor and aroma that delight even the most discerning coffee lovers. Monsooning is a special process that gives the beans their characteristic softness and sweetness—a true treasure of the region.

Frequently asked questions about India Monsooned Malabar

What does India Monsooned Malabar taste like?

India Monsooned Malabar has a mild, soft, and velvety character. Its profile features notes of roasted nuts, brown sugar, and subtle tobacco. It’s a coffee with a deep aroma, natural sweetness, and very low acidity.

What does Monsooned Malabar mean?

Monsooning is a traditional process used for coffee beans in India. They are exposed to humid monsoon air, which causes them to lose some of their natural acidity and develop characteristic softness, fuller body, and caramel sweetness.

Is India Monsooned Malabar a low-acidity coffee?

Yes. This is one of the coffee’s defining characteristics. India Monsooned Malabar has almost no acidity, giving it a mild, smooth profile without any sharpness. It’s a great choice for those who prefer mellow, velvety coffees.

What’s the best way to brew India Monsooned Malabar?

India Monsooned Malabar works well in an espresso machine, moka pot, French press, or as a pour-over. You can also order it pre-ground—just choose the grind size suited to your brewing method when placing your order.