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Initially to build awareness I’m planning to keep it completely free of cost, just carry your beans and equipment (not compulsory though) .. as I’ll try my best to source some good local beans and equipment required for a small batch.

The objective is to have quality discussions on coffee, enjoy some good brews, maybe do noob cupping sessions, food of course, and, tour through my small ass coffee farm

If this concept is liked by many maybe one day i can charge a small nominal fee and up the game.. this isn’t for any profit, just want to contribute to the community.

Plz do let me know your thoughts

Technically only thing left for me now is - to take a break from buying kwaafee stuff and spend only on good beans 😅

This pic is me interviewing the Home Minister of Karnataka, I know not related, but to make my post trust worthy and not sound like a slop survey, I posted this pic 🥲

BTW, I'm a noob business journalist by profession, and in our next release dedicated to top coffee brands of India, Cothas agreed to give us an interview.

We will ask him generic questions of course on the brand, but any questions which would benefit coffee loving janta of the internet - you can please give me suggestions.

I have the interview next wednesday, so hoping to get the best out of this opportunity.

Getting clear floral notes, but the mouthfeel is super weak.

all suggestions are mostt welcome

First time facing an issue where its been over 5 days and they haven't even sent any update on the order apart from the confirmation of course

I hope this service doesn't reflect in the roasting process as well