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Narasu's Pure Filter Coffee Premium Blend is a 500g pack of authentic South Indian filter coffee made from 70-80% dark roasted coffee beans and 20-30% chicory. It contains no preservatives, artificial colors, and is 100% vegetarian, delivering a rich, smooth, and naturally flavorful coffee experience cherished across southern India.
| Asin | B0089QJ1IE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #931 in Ground Coffee |
| Item Model Number | SOI-5141 |
| Manufacturer | Narasu's |
| Product Dimensions | 20.3 x 15.2 x 5.3 inches; 1.1 pounds |
| Units | 17.64 Ounce |
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Flavor
Gr eat flavor and in imported from India.
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Good quality Indian filter coffee
Good quality Indian filter coffee powder. Packaging is good, no issues so far.
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Best coffee!
Itโs the best filter coffee there is
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Nice flavor!
Not as strong as I like my coffee but really nice flavor!
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Contaminated coffee?
This is not coffee. Junk blend.
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Nice product
Excellent
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Indian coffee powder, NOT!!!
I ordered this coffee Since I like Indian coffee powder very much , very disappointed, what I got was very old coffee, no flavor , no fragrance. My advise, donโt buy it
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Packet was damaged and leaking
Packet was damaged and powder leaked into the outside packing
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Best coffee experience
Pure filter coffee lovers will definitely appreciate the quality of this product. I am trying after a long time and they have made it even better
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Not as impressed as I'd expected to be, but the product is 100% genuine
As a recent entrant into filter coffee appreciation club, this is my third filter coffee powder in a span of eight months. Prior to this I was using coffee supposedly from coorg and such, received as gift by some very generous farm owners from there. So I don't have a brand to reference for comparison. But, based on my experience and tallying notes with what previous reviews and the product descriptions say, these are my views:1. Product is genuine. How does a noob like me know that? One, a distinguished coffee board expert who sampled the coffee, two my personal almost a year long experience as a filter coffee convert. There is indeed only coffee and no chicory. As a plus, both logistic packaging and product packaging were above par, which is certainly crucial to freshness and taste of the coffee powder.2. Color: have to offer my personal perspective, I should be cut some slack considering its a subjective observation, and not an attempt at challenging this brand's protagonists. I find the color of the decoction to be muddy and turbid. It doesn't have a uniform color and usually turns grayish at the top with or without milk.3. Aroma: Again with the caveat that it's an non-professional inference, the coffee disappoints in this crucial segment. There is a distinct 'burnt' smell from afar and to its further disadvantage the aroma is not not appetizing or endearing, when compared to a less expensive brand (I used recently purchased leo gold as reference)3. Taste: I feel, an elusive recipe is what made this highly favored coffee powder not taste as good as it is supposed to. Using standard decoction recipe prepared using a two cylinder traditional drip filter, the taste tends to lie between nutty, tarty and slightly bitter. There is a certain fullness to its flavor but it comes with a subtle unappetizing aftertaste, as though the coffee powder doesn't lend uniformity to the decoction liquid, which could probably also attribute to the cloudiness in appearance.4. Texture/thickness(?): puritans and professionals may (reasonably) frown upon the idea of comparing produce from two geographically distinct and distant locations, but purely as matter of reference to a midhills arabica variant, the texture of this powder's decoction lacks much consistency, though as a plus, even a mild decoction produces a strong blend.I'd concede, at cost of seeming too casual, that with my limited understanding of the institution that's South Indian filter coffee, it won't be fair to make jump to any inferences, but to sum up, and just Going by basics such as cloudy appearance and an overly bitter taste, plus watery decoctions made for a slightly less impressive experience, based on my month long daily use if this powder
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Great filter coffee for coffee aficionados!!
Am a huge fan of South Indian filter coffee and immensely satisfied with this product. The moment the packet is opened you can smell the aroma of freshly ground coffee and it lifts your senses. The strength of the fresh decoction is quite strong and even a little quantity goes a long way. As soon as I saw it available on Amazon I immediately ordered for it.Narsus is one of the oldest and trustworthy brand of filter coffee and availability on Amazon has certainly made it more accessible for coffee addicts like me across the country.I used to buy ground filter coffee powder in one of the shops in my city and that used to cost me around 250 rs for 250g. So this is definitely a valuable and a good product. This is my second purchase for a twin pack.
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Coffee powder.
I love it. It has been my morning coffee staple for years. The coffee was fresh.
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Ok product
It doesn't have chickery in it other wise this coffee would have been better
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