India

As one of the world's largest exporters of coffee India is somehow overlooked by many coffee drinkers as one of the best coffee producing countries. The conditions for growth of coffee in India tend to give rise to flavors that are quite robust and earthy as in some of the nearby Indonesian varieties of coffee. If you search for coffee + statistics + India and read about coffee consumption statistics in India you will find that coffee in India is one of their most popular drinks, and when it comes to coffee India provides flavors that vary from somewhat earthy (as said above) yet mild to very wild depending on the region, since the Indian landmass is very large and diverse.

While Indian decaf coffee may be a little harder to find than the types of coffee offered from various Latin American nations in the coffee section of your local supermarket, you can easily find coffee brands in India on the web. On eBay while looking for a Cherokee Indian coffee mug you may locate brands of Indian coffee that are surprisingly balanced and mild while being quite affordable, and you can buy various coffee related objects from India that reflect the India coffee habits attitude such as an India tea coffee pot.

You can find both dry and wet processed varieties of coffee from sources in India. The major coffee producing parts of the country are called Karnataka, Kerala and Tamilnadu. One of the most pungent and intense flavors of coffee from India is called Monsooned. You can also find the more mild "Cherry" coffee which is a dry processed coffee from India, or "Plantation Arabica" and "Parchment Robusta" which are wet processed arabica and robusta coffee flavors, respectively. Coffee from India has a long history stretching back to the early seventeenth century when it was introduced to the area by a Muslim pilgrim from Yemen, and in general when you drink a kind of coffee from India it tends to have a fuller body than other types of coffee that Americans are accustomed to such as the various Latin American brands of coffee. If you are looking for a slightly different kind of taste that may allow you to see coffee in a new light, then you may want to treat yourself to something new and start trying out some of the various varieties of coffee flavors from India.