What's special about Coorg Coffee?

Coorg Coffee is one of the most sought products. With the number of people visiting Coorg on the rise and also the access to internet, the popularity of Coorg coffee has been increasing greatly. Coorg has been known as the coffee cup of India for this reason.

When you visit Coorg, the first thing that catches your eyes is the greenery! The people of Kodagu or Coorg are nature lovers and also believe in nature worship. This has enabled Coorg to retain its green cover to a great extent. The Coorg coffee grown in such an environment is definitely blessed too!

In several of the coffee estates across Coorg, native trees, both fruit bearing and flowering trees, co-exist. This along with the presence of the colorful fauna and the natural co-inhabitants such as bees, ensure a rich bio-diversity in the coffee estates of Coorg. All these factors definitely have an influence on the coffee grown in these estates, making Coorg coffee the best among the varieties of coffee available in India.

Another factor which makes Coorg coffee special is that majority of the coffee is shade grown. Considerable amount of shade is left in the coffee estates by means of tall native trees, which help the Coorg coffee berries to mature gradually, thereby maximizing the flavor and lowering the acidity.

So now you know what makes Coorg coffee special!

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