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    Home » Single Origin Coffee Beans » Indonesian Coffees » Coffee Beans from India

    India Mysore Coffee Beans

    Growing Region

    Mysore coffee is grown in India in the State of Karnataka, which was formerly known as Mysore. About 80% of Indian coffee comes from Karnataka, and this coffee is often sold as Indian Mysore.

    Tasting Notes

    A good Indian Mysore is sweet with a medium to full body and a subtle, rich flavor complemented by a medium acidity.

    Mysore Straight coffee is also called Indian Mysore Coffee and may be aged and exposed to the moist winds of the monsoon season.

    Monsooned Mysore Coffee

    After the monsooned Mysore coffee beans are exposed to moist winds during the monsoon season they are characterized by a yellowish color and a reduced acidity. The brewed cup takes on a syrupy flatness, often quite heavy, and comparable to aged coffees.

    Monsooned Mysore Coffee Blends

    Monsooned Mysore coffee is often blended with other coffee beans to add mellow and rich qualities while also reducing its acidity. The most respected of the Monsooned Mysore coffees is Monsooned Malabar coffee.

    Also see India Monsooned Malabar Coffee; India Coffee.

    Coffee Brewing Tips

    For some great tips on brewing the perfect India Monsooned Mysore cup of coffee see our detailed section on coffee brewing. You can also read comprehensive coffee taste profiles of gourmet coffee and instructions on preparing Espresso Drink Recipes.

    Detailed definitions of coffee and espresso terms can be found in the Coffee Terms.  Also check out the World's Best History of Coffee.

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    Green Coffee Production

    Year60kg bagsCoffee grown
    20165,333,333 bags703,999,956 pounds
    20155,800,338 bags765,644,629 pounds
    20145,449,867 bags719,382,444 pounds
    20135,075,331 bags669,943,718 pounds
    20125,303,441 bags700,054,186 pounds

    Green Coffee Exports

    Year60kg bagsCoffee exported
    201600 pounds
    20155,861,340773,696,880 pounds
    20145,114,870675,162,840 pounds
    20135,095,330672,583,560 pounds
    20124,859,440641,446,080 pounds

    Data may not be available for the most recent year.
    Source: ICO


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