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KettleBerry 100% Arabica  (350GMS)

KettleBerry 100% Arabica (350GMS)

₹699.00
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Experience the appeal of single-origin specialty coffee with KettleBerry 100% Arabica, made entirely from Arabica whole coffee beans. Carefully selected A & AA grade beans make this an inviting choice for coffee lovers who enjoy exploring the character of Arabica coffee through different brewing methods. Suitable for espresso machines, French press and pour-over, these specialty coffee beans offer versatility for your home coffee setup.

Product details: 100% Arabica | Single Origin |

1. Coarse Grind: French Press, Cold Brew, Percolator

2. Medium-Coarse Grind: Chemex, Clever Dripper, Cafetière

3. Medium Grind: Drip Coffee Maker, Flat-Bottom Pour-Over, Siphon

4. Fine Grind: Espresso Machine, Moka Pot, South Indian Filter Coffee

5. Medium-Fine Grind: Cone-Shaped Pour-Over, AeroPress

6. Extra Fine Grind: Turkish Coffee, Ibrik/Cezve

7. Extra Coarse Grind: Extended-Steep Cold Brew, Long-Steep Immersion

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4.7 out of 5 4.7 · 3 reviews

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Sara A.

★★★★☆

Lovely packaging

Bought it as a gift and the presentation was beautiful. The coffee didn't disappoint either.

4 months ago

Debjit M.

Verified
★★★★★

Café quality at home

I've tried a lot of instant coffees and this is by far the closest to a real cup.

5 months ago

Ishita B.

Verified
★★★★★

Smooth and balanced

Not too acidic, not too heavy — just right, with milk or black.

3 months ago

Sara A.

★★★★☆

Lovely packaging

Bought it as a gift and the presentation was beautiful. The coffee didn't disappoint either.

4 months ago

Debjit M.

Verified
★★★★★

Café quality at home

I've tried a lot of instant coffees and this is by far the closest to a real cup.

5 months ago

Ishita B.

Verified
★★★★★

Smooth and balanced

Not too acidic, not too heavy — just right, with milk or black.

3 months ago

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