India Ratnagiri Thermal-Shock

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Category: Coffee

Located in the rolling hills of Chikmagalur, Ratnagiri Estate is one of the premiere coffee estates producing specialty coffee in India. Within the gates of Ratnagiri, Ashok Patre strives to develop processing methods that exceed the expectations of coffees from India. With determination, Ashok works alongside two microbiologists to track fermentation metrics, which have yielded coffees that are exceedingly balanced and clean, reflected in this inaugural offering from India.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah Z. ★★★★★ Sep 11, 2026

I've been drinking Indian coffee for years and this Chikmagalur estate stuff is on another level. The cup is so clean and sweet, hardly any of that muddy bitterness I get from cheaper beans. Brewed it in my pour-over and the whole kitchen smelled like dark chocolate.

Sofia ★★★★★ Sep 9, 2026

The thermal-shock processing gives this coffee a clean, almost tea-like finish that I keep coming back to every morning. I brewed it in my pour-over and the sweetness carried through even as it cooled, which rarely happens for me.

Thomas M. ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

This roast pulls a sweetness I’ve never found in other Indian coffees—the thermal-shock process seems to lock in a clean, fruity brightness. It’s my new weekend slow-morning brew, and the bag’s gone way too fast.