1.There is only one aroma that can match the magic of monsoon and that is COFFEE. What more you need than a soul satisfying, piping hot cup of Monsooned Coffee from the Malabar region of India to cherish your romantic memories.
2.The coffee is unique to the Malabar Coast of Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu and the name “Monsoon Malabar Coffee” is derived from exposure to the monsoon winds of the Malabar Coast.
3.This is NOT Instant Coffee. It is a unique blend of 100% Arabica AA Grade Dark Roast Coffee beans. This coffee exhibits good body/ strength, with mellow acidity and rich toned taste which is the uniqueness of the specialty Monsooned Malabar Arabica coffees.
4.Beans are roasted and grounded in small batches to maintain high quality and consistency. Infact we know people who get upset if they run out of this product. This coffee has no sugar, no milk powder, no preservatives, no chicory, and no flavors.
5.Perfect for french press, drip coffee, cold brew, moka pot, filter coffee & espresso machines. Packaged in a 400 gm canister pack to preserve the freshness of coffee. Once opened, seal your pack with a cover provided to keep coffee fresh.
6.HOW TO MAKE: – 1. Add the desired amount of ground coffee into your coffee maker/machine (1 tbsp for 1 cup) 2. Pour half a cup of hot water and let it brew according to your coffee machine. 3. Enjoy this coffee straight-up as black coffee or with add milk or sugar if desired.
Specification: Nick of Time Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee 100% Arabica AA Grade Dark Roast | Fresh and Smooth (400g|14.10 oz)
Specialty
‎Preservatives Free
Brand
‎NICK OF TIME
Form
‎Ground
Caffeine Content
‎caffeinated
Package Information
‎Can
Manufacturer
‎Aryan Coffee And Spices
Net Quantity
‎400.00 gram
Package Dimensions
‎17.7 x 10.1 x 10.1 cm, 491 g
Country of Origin
‎India
8 reviews for Nick of Time Indian Monsoon Malabar Ground Coffee 100% Arabica AA Grade Dark Roast | Fresh and Smooth (400g|14.10 oz)
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Harjit S Gill –
Excellent rich flavour, roasted just right.
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thegoodgeek –
Lovely coffee! And perfect for French press.
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Jacob George –
Good one
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Evgeny Panfilov –
Although this is grinded coffee, when it was delivered it was still fresh. One of my favorite sorts: Monsoon Malabar is quite distinct here: earthy bitter sweet notes, not much acidity, the roast is relatively dark: will not suit those who like medium roast and below. Recommended to try!
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JS –
Packaging was poor and did not have the packaging date. Flavor was good
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Jagdish Saran –
strong taste. decent flavour and aroma. More suited for espresso. But better than most other artisnal brands like blue tokai, black baaza and others.
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Sagar –
The coffee beans seem to have been roasted to the extent that it has a burnt aroma. I’m comparing this coffee to Lavazza which also has a strong taste and is perfect for percolators or filter coffee makers and is cheaper.
Harjit S Gill –
Excellent rich flavour, roasted just right.
thegoodgeek –
Lovely coffee! And perfect for French press.
Jacob George –
Good one
Evgeny Panfilov –
Although this is grinded coffee, when it was delivered it was still fresh. One of my favorite sorts: Monsoon Malabar is quite distinct here: earthy bitter sweet notes, not much acidity, the roast is relatively dark: will not suit those who like medium roast and below. Recommended to try!
JS –
Packaging was poor and did not have the packaging date. Flavor was good
Jagdish Saran –
strong taste. decent flavour and aroma. More suited for espresso. But better than most other artisnal brands like blue tokai, black baaza and others.
Sagar –
The coffee beans seem to have been roasted to the extent that it has a burnt aroma. I’m comparing this coffee to Lavazza which also has a strong taste and is perfect for percolators or filter coffee makers and is cheaper.
Aamir dx –
bad aroma