Attikan Estate

I’ve tried several coffee brands, but Blue Tokai stands out for its freshness and aroma. The beans are roasted perfectly, and you can immediately notice the difference in quality compared to generic supermarket coffee. I especially appreciate that the packaging includes the roast date, which gives me confidence in its freshness. The flavor profile is smooth yet bold, with just the right balance of acidity. Whether brewed in a French press or AeroPress, the result is consistently excellent. The fact that Blue Tokai sources directly from Indian farms also makes me feel good about supporting local growers. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a premium coffee experience at home!

Great coffee. Make sure to use the right measurements while making it for best results. 1:15 ratio. 1g of coffee for every 15 ml of water. Each tablespoon roughly 5 grams

The coffee is strong, full bodied and tastes wonderful either taken black with a pinch of cinnamon or plain or with a dash of milk. It's my first experience of using a French press and brewing my own coffee but the experience is most satisfying and joyful. Keeping it as a permanent fixture in the pantry at all times. Best experience for me was one heaped spoonful provided with the French press and brewing in boiling water for 6-8 minutes and then add half a teaspoon of cinnamon powder on top. I tried Vietnamese version by snapin

I wanted to have fresh black coffee to be made at home. I have a French press at home. I wanted to find coffee that is freshly roasted and ground, and is coarsely ground to be suitable for French press. You can choose the suitable ground coffee from Blue Tokai for your needs. The aroma of the coffee powder was fresh and the coffee comes out really well. I am happy with this purchase, and will continue to buy from them. It comes in 250 gms package. This is a good size. You dont want to order too much, as freshness will be lost.

I recently tried Blue Tokai’s Attikan Estate coffee, and it’s quickly become a favorite. Here’s why: **Aroma and Flavor:** Right out of the bag, the aroma is incredible – floral, fruity, with a hint of spice and chocolate. The taste doesn’t disappoint either. It has a bright, citrusy acidity balanced by a caramel sweetness. There’s also a touch of nuttiness and cocoa that adds depth. **Body and Acidity:** The coffee has a smooth, medium to full body that’s really satisfying. The acidity is bright but not overpowering, which I love. **Brewing Methods:** I’ve tried it as a pour-over and in my French press. The pour-over brings out the nuanced flavors, while the French press highlights the rich body. I even made a cold brew, and it was super smooth and refreshing. **Pros:** - Complex and well-balanced flavors. - Great for different brewing methods. - Consistently high quality. **Cons:** - The bright acidity might be too much for those who prefer milder coffee. - Sometimes hard to find, depending on the season. **Overall:** Blue Tokai’s Attikan Estate coffee is a winner in my book. It’s got a vibrant, balanced taste that makes my mornings a lot better. If you’re into flavorful, well-rounded coffee, give this one a try!

I thiknk this isbeqsily the best coffee that Blue Tokai makes. People should definitely give this a try

Very Good but can be refined further to hot excellence

Oneof the best there is