Coffee's Journey - Cultural Significance in India

Historical Roots

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Coffee is traditionally grown in Western Ghats across Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu.

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Arabica vs. Robusta

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Indian South-originated strong coffee brewed with ground beans, milk, sugar, unique to Indian culture.

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Coffee & Exports

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Coffee's Journey - Cultural Significance in India

Historical Roots

Baba Budan introduced coffee beans from Yemen to Chikmagalur, Karnataka, in 1670.

Coffee is traditionally grown in Western Ghats across Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu.

Arabica vs. Robusta

Arabica offers a sweeter, smoother taste, while Robusta is more bitter and resilient. Arabica's costliness is due to demanding growing conditions. Robusta is hardier against pests and diseases.

Indian South-originated strong coffee brewed with ground beans, milk, sugar, unique to Indian culture.

Coffee & Exports

India was the 5th largest exporter of coffee in the world with a share of about 6% of global coffee exports.