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From Cherry to Cup: How Indian Speciality Coffee Processing Shapes Your Morning Brew
Civet Creek Estate: Ripe Robusta (Coffea canephora) Cherries Ever noticed how one bag of coffee tastes like crisp green apples and tea rose, while another from the exact same region tastes like plum jam and dark chocolate? While a coffee's origin and variety lay the foundational blueprint, the processing method—how the coffee seed is removed from the fruit and dried—acts as the ultimate flavour architect. Let’s dive into how different processing methods alter the chemistry of
Agastya Coffee
Jul 36 min read


Choosing the Perfect Grind
Brewing a cup of coffee is a combination of a science and an art. Period. The great news is that it is TOTALLY doable and well within...

Prathishta Subbaiah
Oct 12, 20204 min read


A Whiff of Coffee in Coorg
A honey bee buzzes around, lazily flirting with a honeysuckle flower to make ends meet. At a distance, its low buzz is a lullaby for a...

Prathishta Subbaiah
Sep 22, 20202 min read
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