Coorg (Kodagu) coffee
Coorg, or Kodagu, is India's largest coffee district. Its shade-grown estates are known for bold, full-bodied robusta and smooth, rounded arabica blends.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Coorg coffee mostly Robusta or Arabica?+
Both grow in Coorg, but it's India's largest Robusta-producing district, so expect more bold, full-bodied Robusta and Robusta-forward filter blends here than in higher-altitude regions like Chikmagalur or the Nilgiris, alongside plenty of rounded Arabica too.
Which Coorg estates sell direct to consumers?+
Most listed here do, including Aromas of Coorg, Estate Fresh Coffee Roasters, Codagu and CoorgShoppe, all with same-day or made-to-order roasting. A few, like South India Coffee Company, sell green beans to other roasters rather than roasted coffee to consumers.
What altitude does Coorg coffee grow at?+
Most Coorg estates sit between roughly 900m and 1,200m under a canopy of native shade trees, cooler and lower than Chikmagalur's higher single-estates but well suited to both Robusta and Arabica.