Seven beans, carried home.
In the 1600s, India’s Coffee Board says, a pilgrim named Baba Budan carried seven coffee beans home from Mocha to the hills of Chikmagalur.
We carry ours a shorter way, from India’s hills to your door. More about us
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250 g, dated on the back
Single origin · Karnataka
Strong and smooth.
From the Western Ghats, grown at about 700 to 1,200 metres. 250 g, whole bean or ground for the way you brew.
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Single origin · Andhra Pradesh
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From the Eastern Ghats, grown by smallholders. 250 g, whole bean or ground for the way you brew.
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One cup at a time
No brewer needed.
Our coffee in single-cup filters that hang on your cup. A box of 10, 12 g each.
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pick your roast and how you brew

The back of every bag says when it was roasted and how to brew it.
Front
BackBest within a month of the roast date on the back.
the four on the back of the bag
Every bag says how to brew it four ways. These are the four brewers, and we grind the coffee for whichever you pick.
Coffee in the top, water over it, and it drips into the cup below.
Coffee steeps in the water, then you press it down.
A cone that sits on your cup. You pour the water slowly over the coffee.
Goes on the flame and pushes the water up through the coffee.
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Whole beans if you have a grinder: grind them just before you brew. If you don’t, pick how you brew in the shop and we send it ground for that.
The roast date and the use-by date are stamped on the back of every bag, beside the batch number. It’s best within a month of the roast date. Read the bag shows where.
From India’s hills, two places so far, on opposite sides of the country: Chikmagalur, in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, and Araku Valley, in the Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh. The front of every bag names its place. More about where it grows.
Across India.
The coffee
Whole beans if you have a grinder: grind them just before you brew. If you don’t, pick how you brew in the shop and we send it ground for that.
From India’s hills, two places so far, on opposite sides of the country: Chikmagalur, in the Western Ghats of Karnataka, and Araku Valley, in the Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh. The front of every bag names its place. More about where it grows.
The roast date and the use-by date are stamped on the back of every bag, beside the batch number. It’s best within a month of the roast date. Read the bag shows where.
It’s ticked on the back of the bag when we pack it: light, medium or dark, with the brewer it’s ground for.
Four ways, printed on the back of every bag: South Indian filter, French press, pour-over and moka pot. Pick yours on a coffee’s page and the recipe shows up there.
Our coffee, ground and sealed in single-cup paper filters that hang on your cup. Tear one open, hook it over the rim and pour water just off the boil. No brewer needed. See the drip bags.
The four the bag teaches: a South Indian filter, a French press, a pour-over dripper and a moka pot. They’re in the shop.
Squeeze the air out, zip it shut and keep it out of the sun.
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Across India.
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In the 1600s, India’s Coffee Board says, a pilgrim named Baba Budan carried seven coffee beans home from Mocha to the hills of Chikmagalur.
We carry ours a shorter way, from India’s hills to your door. More about us
Chikmagalur or Araku Valley, whole bean or ground for the way you brew. Prices aren’t set yet: leave your email and we’ll tell you when they are.
Roast Avenue began with one person who loves coffee and wanted good, fresh coffee to be easy to get. More about us
Where the good coffee is.