Sort of. Basically, we found these new, unique India lots and they call showed up on our doorstep at one time! First off is one of the oddest, most-confounding coffees I have ever tasted! It’s a rare coffee, certainly a unique experience, but you had better read the review before you take a risk on this one! It’s called India Anohki Coffee, and it is a totally different species from arabica; coffea liberica. The flavors range from blueberry to barnyard: You’ve been warned! Next to the Anohki, the India Baba Budan – Mandelkhan Estate seems like a wall-flower of a coffee, but it’s a classic India from a very high altitude estate. More rustic and wild is the India Mallali Estate “Tree-Dried Natural.” Just as it says, this is not processed on a patio or mechanical dryer … it is allowed to fully dry on the tree, and the cup has intense heavy body, fruit and chocolate. And we have a specially-selected robusta that is actually quite sweet, outstanding for your espresso blends: India Robusta – Sethuraman Estate Nirali.

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