Cothas Traditional South Indian Speciality Blend Filter Coffee Powder - Pack Of 2, 454g [ Coffee 85% & Chicory 15% ]

Great flavor, nice and smooth, makes a great cup of coffee, taste exactly like the coffee i had while in India

Indian coffee beans are reportedly grown in shady environments which is supposed to produce a flavorful coffee. I certainly will not suggest it is not flavorful; besides, flavor is an individual taste. However, I am used to a non-acidic coffee which has no bitterness, and which produces a lighter coffee. This Indian coffee is quite strong (although strong is a sometimes a positive aspect), and has a bitter taste for me. Now this can be mitigated by adding a little salt to the coffee which eliminates the bitterness. Also, I normally measure my coffee grounds at one teaspoon per cup plus one teaspoon for the pot; so when making 7 cups in the coffee maker, I would use 8 teaspoons of coffee; my grandmas recipe. But with this Indian coffee, I reduce the teaspoon count by one and it is still strong. Certainly wakes me up in the morning though.I will be switching back to my non-acidic coffee choice.

Good flavor.

Great price , great quality reminds me of Bengaluru filter coffee , best part you can also use it in a delonghi in preground setting and you don't need the steel drop filter or french press one of the best quality coffee

This blend was more stale than cafe du monde blend. Not recommended.

I like the quality of the product at that price. It brings back the memories of my home country. Using a percolator adds to the taste

Good chicory coffee. Seller is extremely slow in shipping. Takes weeks to get product from this seller.

This is the only coffee that my American husband will use in his espresso maker. He says all the others pale in comparison. However, I last ordered two 1lb packets on the first of September for just under $15. Today, almost exactly two months later the price has more than doubled to $34.99 - This is coffee not gold and I refuse to pay this RIDICULOUS price.