• Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee Caddy

Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee Caddy

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Item No. 324491
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  • Full Description
    One of India’s finest coffees, Monsoon Malabar is also one of the best loved coffees in our range. Exceptionally smooth with a sweet, spicy kick, this coffee is unique to the lush Malabar Coast of Karnataka and Kerala, where it has protected status. Exposed for months on end, the Typica varietal Arabica beans are washed to a pale gold by the steamy storms of the monsoon season – the secret behind this coffee’s distinctive taste profile.
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Body

Medium-bodied

Roast

Dark

Tastes Like

Red Wine & Brazil Nut

Brew the Perfect cup

When making coffee always use freshly drawn and boiled water – wait a few seconds for the water to cool so you don't scald the grinds. Cardinal rule? Never re-heat brewed coffee! Freshness is everything.

SERVING SUGGESTION

Drink

Latte

Equipment

Aeropress

We love a strong shot of this rich, dark coffee brewed in an AeroPress and served as a latte.

Origin: India

Our Monsoon Malabar comes from the Karnataka region, on the northern stretch of the Malabar Coast in south-western India.

Monsoon in a Coffee Cup

Monsoon Malabar’s unique process of exposure was discovered by chance back in the 16th century, as spice ships transported the beans back across the seas to Europe. Stored deep within the hold, the damp, humid conditions caused the beans to swell, neutralising any acidity and producing a deep, heavy sweetness – an immediate hit with Europeans.