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Traditional Coffee - 200g

$15.50

Traditional South Indian filter coffee, lovingly crafted in Sydney!

Our traditional blend is carefully sourced from the growing highlands of South India. It combines the finest specialty grade coffees with just the right amount of premium quality chicory to maintain an authentic flavour while appealing to the sophisticated palate of the modern coffee drinker.

Full-bodied notes of delicate fruits and nuts are complemented by sweet hints of orange and chocolate caramel to delight the senses with every sip.

BREW GUIDE - South Indian Filter
BREW GUIDE - Stovetop

Traditional Coffee

Overall rating: 4.784091 / 5 from 88 reviews.

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Overall good experience

"The whole process was smooth from ordering to receiving the coffee powder. The coffee tastes amazing, takes you back to South India!!"

— Dexter C. (5/5)

"Delivered intact, yet to taste"

— Upama (5/5)

Delicious Brew

"This coffee makes a delicious brew on the stovetop."

— Kate P. (5/5)

Traditional coffee

"Amazing smooth south indian coffee with chicory!"

— Srikarthik G. (5/5)

Favourite coffee

"Takes me back to my times travelling India"

— Austyn H. (5/5)

"Beautiful taste"

— Leena (4/5)

Real traditional taste.

"We loved it. Took us back to south India"

— Meera M. (5/5)

Amazing coffee

"Excellent aroma and taste, worked very well with my Breville machine using the double wall filter"

— Vid R. (5/5)

Traditional Coffee - 200g

"Takes me back to my maternal grandparents place. Fresh aroma brings back memories and beautiful time spent. We all love filter coffee and when I saw ad on Facebook, I was overjoyed. As I was looking for this since long. You are a blessing for us in Sydney (Mother and Son) Thank you from bottom of my heart. Warm regards, Pooja Joshi"

— Pooja J. (5/5)

Coffee beans

"Absolutely amazing and took me back to the South Indian coffee house in Delhi back in the 1970’s"

— Alan M. (5/5)

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