India

India is an often-overlooked coffee growing country in the modern specialty landscape. It might surprise you to learn that Indian production volumes regularly land the country in top-ten status for both robusta and arabica.

Coffee first came to India through one of two potential routes. A generation or two after Holland’s Pieter van den Broecke visited Yemen’s port of Mokha in 1616, uprooted, and stole a tree to return to the botanical gardens in Amsterdam, the Dutch successfully planted coffee on the western coast of India, in the late 17th century.

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Herbal, cocoa powder, buttered popcorn

Vancouver

4 Bags

39386 – SPOT SEAFORTH

Cup notes available upon arrival

Oakland

40 Bags

41882 – SPOT RCWHSE

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Oakland

40 Bags

41696 – RCWHSE

Cup notes available upon arrival

Oakland

55 Bags

41480 – RCWHSE

Cedar, dry herbs, popcorn

Seattle

12 Bags

39385 – SPOT COSEATAC

Cup notes available upon arrival

Vancouver

150 Bags

41344 – SEAFORTH

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Vancouver

146 Bags

41345 – SEAFORTH

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Oakland

188 Bags

41290 – RCWHSE

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Oakland

189 Bags

41294 – RCWHSE

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Oakland

151 Bags

41293 – RCWHSE

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Oakland

319 Bags

41292 – RCWHSE

Cup notes available upon arrival

Oakland

300 Bags

41291 – RCWHSE

Cedar, dry herbs, popcorn

Shanghai

0 Bags

39385 – SPOT SHANGHAI

Popcorn, cedar

Vancouver

13 Bags

38234 – SPOT SEAFORTH