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India isn't in fact the country craddle of coffee planting. However it produces its coffee and the most popular is Monsooned Malabar. Powerful, savoury and savage, this coffee stands apart from the other Indian coffees; it's magnific for people who prefer strong, deep musty flavors.

Hi again paul77! It seems Idian coffee is very delicious, according to you; if I had it at my disposal right now, I would definitely brew it!

Never tried Indian coffee... But hope to give it a try some day!

Indian coffee is something exotic and misterious for me as fortunetelling with coffee The country is so beautiful and enigmatic, it arouses admiration and a desire to go visit it immediately! Hope the coffee from this land won't disappoint as I plan buying it soon

I like Indian coffee sometimes... in particular, I enjoy Malabar in espresso

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I am a huge fan of Indian coffee its very good and rich! Highly recommended.