Beans from here, there and everywhere. Whether you’re a single origin sensei, espresso elitist or even a roast rookie, we’re sure you’ll find something in here that’ll rock your socks.
By rising above its colonial legacy like the Malabar Hornbill, Bartchinhulla turned itself into an Indian Coffee powerhouse. Founded in 1856 as one of the first estates, shipping company James Lyle & Co was quick to make it the dopest-selling bean in all of London for decades to come. Today it's handled by the Manamel fam who run a tight ship of their own. They take part from growth to processing and sell to peeps like us so we can bring its legend straight to you. Now ain't that something to be proud about!
ROAST: Medium
TASTE NOTES: Maple Syrup, Toasted Nuts, Cocoa Nibs
Our gravity-defying Five Bean house blend is mad chocolatey and super nutty. Smooth as a shot and strong enough to hold its grounds against anything you throw at it, Dark Matter is the fuel for all our espresso drinks.
At Dope, we like to aim big when we shoot our shot. So to fire off this round, we went for the double-barrel.
Now that our Whiskey Barrel hit the spot and introduced many coffee fans to a boozy brew that can replace their usual iced drinks, it's time to meet the second shot of our double barrel -Specialty Robusta.
Often given a bad rap when compared to Arabica, it’s a lesser-known fact that if treated well, certain Robustas make brilliant brews. And if you still have your doubts, one sip of this badass bean will clear them up immediately!
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Back home after steady repping India across the world in the global coffee arena - these are the Foreign Returns.
The 3 beans here are known internationally as India's unique gifts to the universe of coffee. From Monsooned Malabar's iconic rainwater sprayed beans to Mysore Nuggets's XXL sized beans fit for a king to Nilgiri's buttery lushness. They put us on the map and now they're back to where they came from and knocking on your door.
Centuries ago, when the legendary Baba Budangiri dropped some of these beans in the hills of South India, even he didn’t know they’d become this absolute beast of a coffee. Grown at 4500 feet above sea level, this coffee’s got flavours that are complex like calculus. With it’s smooth, natural sweetness, it’s no surprise this bean’s been racking up so many awards!
Meet the legend that put India on the global coffee map. ‘Monsooned’ by a super cool process that splashes beans down with saltwater, this coffee picks up calming, earthy and mellow flavours made to savour. This is petrichor in a cup.
It’s just great coffee, super service, supper packing, super fast! Really outstanding!
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Kazu
Fair but not special
As other said this beans lacking aroma and taste. After slight roasting additionally it recovers some smoky fravor but not enough for me. It is recommendable for the person who prefer clean light taste. The roasting condition was ideal then the charactor of this beans are like this. But not my favourite taste.
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On the run from the law for being so damn good they should be illegal - this is the Most Wanted Dope.
These 3 have been raking in love from Dope fans because they can't go wrong no matter how you brew. At the top, we have our espresso blend, Dark Matter, followed closely by single-origin badman Kalledevarapura. Third but catching up at rapid speed because of the push for coffees on ice is our cold brew blend Polaris.
All hail the king. Only 2% of India’s AAA-rated beans are XL sized enough to qualify as Mysore Nuggets, so you know this is the real deal. Full-bodied and with a powerful aroma, this king handles his loyal subjects of sugar and milk with ease. Make sure you pop a royal salute before you sip on this Indian coffee gold.
This is the second time I am ordering Mysore nuggets. It is the most wonderful coffee flavour!
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Mahesh Shantaram
MYSORE NUGGETS
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Denise
Aussie coffee snob loves “Mysore Nuggets”
As an Australian, I love good coffee and thought it would be difficult to find the type of coffee I like here in India; but India has great coffee! Dope is a fabulous brand and Mysore Nuggets is my favourite Indian coffee
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Nupur V
MYSORE NUGGETS
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Mohit Suman
Not light medium roasted
I have a high end espresso machine.
And the coffee tasted defo quite dark roasted
100% Arabica If your coffee plantation is right next to a leopard sanctuary, things are definitely going to get wild. Coming from way down South, Nilgiri aka ‘Blue Mountain’ coffee is one of Tamil Nadu’s finest beans. Grown alongside the combo of sugar-cane, orange and eucalyptus, this one’s got flavours that are modern and distinct.
A bit bitter and not so much flavour. More like south Indian filter coffee
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Sanket Pandit
Amazing coffee
this brand of coffee makes me come back for more
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Harry Anchan
Great coffee, keep the leopards safe
Like the coffee as long as it doesn't affect wildlife.
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Kazu
clean and rich
It was nice quality in balanced bitterness and aroma. Slightly soft in smokey flavor recovers by roasting on the pan before you extract. Medium roast serves you the original bean character that you may like.
Brewed in chilled water, cold brew makes a drink that's smoother, mellower and rounder than it's cousin hot coffee. Instead of just using any bean, we put together an astral blend that takes iced caffeine to up to galactic levels. Polaris shines through any kind of milk or sweetener and if you're bold enough - even cocktails.
Established in 1889, Yelnoorkhan Estate stands proudly at a majestic height of 1616 to 2500 meters above sea level. These high-elevation coffees are much sought-after and have the rare distinction of being sold under the “Yelnoorkhan Mist '' brand which has won accolades and admirers the world over.
Apart from being the producer of premium coffee, Yelnoorkhan is also a thriving habitat for a diverse array of flora and fauna, making the estate a harmonious haven of both agricultural excellence and biodiversity conservation.