With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents,
we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
Decaf Coffee
Experiment with Espresso!
Looking to level up your coffee game?
With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents, we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents, we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
Experiment with Espresso!
What do you want from your coffee?
With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents, we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents, we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
Experiment with Espresso!
Looking to level up your coffee game?
With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents, we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
With a sourcing network built over three decades and spanning across multiple continents, we identify some of the best coffees in the world and craft them to perfection in India.
Frequently
Asked Questions
No, espresso and filter roast coffee beans are not the same. Both types of beans are roasted to create their signature flavour profiles and the roasting process is different. Typically, espresso roast beans undergo longer roasting at higher temperatures than filter roast beans, resulting in beans that have more solubility and body which is well-suited for espresso brewing. Filter roast beans are lighter roasts and are curated to highlight characteristics of sweetness and acidity in the coffee.
Espresso is a highly concentrated and intense coffee beverage. To make the perfect espresso shot, the grind size of the espresso beans can make a big difference. The ideal grind size for espresso is medium-fine or fine. You should be able to feel some texture when you rub the coffee between your fingers, but it should not be coarse like granulated sugar. Our carefully selected, high-quality Arabica and Robusta beans produce an incredibly rich and full-bodied flavour. However, without the right grind size, the desired results will be difficult to achieve. We offer a standard espresso grind size at checkout for all our customers. However, we recommend purchasing an espresso grinder if you are looking to dive deep into the wide world of espresso and up your coffee game.
The answer is yes and no. The type of coffee beans you use for espresso will affect the flavour, body, and acidity of your drink. Espresso is best brewed using a high-quality Arabica coffee or a blend of good quality Arabica and Robusta beans. Arabica beans provide sweetness, complexity, and balanced flavour while Robusta beans add intensity and richness to the drink. The beans should be freshly roasted, and ground right before brewing for the best tasting espresso.
Ideally yes. Espresso roast beans are roasted in a way that they have good body and high solubility. This allows your espresso machine to extract all the good stuff from the coffee at ease. Good roasters will always find the sweet spot between solubility, body and flavour in their roast profile to ensure you brew an espresso that always tastes sweet and memorable. However, with the evolution of specialty coffee, there are now no borders in the world of espresso, and you can achieve all kinds of funky flavours in your espresso. You can even try filter roast coffee beans in your espresso machine if you have a grinder and understand the dialing in process in detail.
