Continental Malgudi Filter Coffee Powder | 500gm Pouch | 80% Coffee - 20% Chicory | Traditional South Indian | Roasted Ground| Smooth Flavour and Rich Aroma |

Very nice and tasty. Best roasted and value for money. Good quality.

I picked up the Continental Malgudi 500g pack to keep my morning filter coffee routine steady, and it delivers a warm, familiar cup every time. The aroma when you open the tin is pleasantly roasted and inviting, and the decoction it yields is full-bodied with that classic South-Indian bitterness that mixes beautifully with milk. It’s forgiving at different brew strengths, so whether I make a strong cup or a milder one for guests, the flavor stays consistent. Packaging kept the powder fresh on arrival, and the 500g size is great for regular drinkers. Pros: • Authentic Madras-style flavor; robust and aromatic • Consistent extraction in a filter; good for decoction • Generous 500g pack; good value for daily use Cons: • A bit strong if you prefer very mild coffee • Not gourmet or specialty. straightforward, traditional profile

Superb flavour very refreshing and aromatic

Not a great taste Because 80 20 coffee this is the brand mostly available still buying. The beans they use are of a low grade. Prices vary throughout the month from around 300 to 400 per half kilo

What can I say, I just love coffee and Malgudi filter coffee is definitely what I go for. This time too, it has not disappointed me in anyway.

This smells and tastes burnt, yet it is not too acidic. It’s smooth, beans hold heavy moisture and due to that it doesn’t feel fresh, the packet was puffed and felt like a balloon. This is not upto my likings and taste. But it feels pure and that’s why I have given 4 stars. Comparing the price to its quality it is worth it.

A perfect cup..

I'm anyways avid researcher, and research is what I do for a living. After a very long list of coffee researches, i zeroed in on trying this coffee. I'm on a quest to find my absolute favourite, which I'm yet to find, but am determined to find one. For my credentials, I'm a convert - from black coffee ro fourth Indian filter coffee - and I converted in 2015. This conversion occured in Hassan, at the foothills on Chikkamagalur (Home of Baba Budan Giri, the coffee birthplace), and I've never looked back. All I was looking for was what the South Indian Homes brew everyday and for me to replicate that at home (I have a filter, and know how the decoction, strength of decoction, boil milk first with sugar works - trust me, I'm on board with all of that). I hate the fancy coffees and am looking for the simple everyday brews. Simple ones are the best. I have NEVER written any Amazon review, but was so negatively moved by this coffee, that I was forced to spare the horrors for anyone brave enough to try. This one broke my heart. Onwards to the coffee: 1. There is very little coffee taste. It has way more chicory than 20 (i bought 80-20 mix). 2. Decoction strength is weak - which is weird since more chicory should ideally mean a stronger decoction but that is also not the case. Something weird going on here, which I'm unable to decipher (and i humble submit, I know how to brew the traditional way) An absolute pass. I would buy the Bru / Tata if I had to throw away my money (which are also way better than this one). My absolute favourite so far would be Narasus.

Not the true filter coffee tast and flavour...but just about does it

excellent

I got this to use for my filter coffee, but the taste not as expected! I tried the same brand with 70-30 ratio in india &that tasted better than this.

Awesome taste, strong taste and good quality