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☕Shipping coverage and order acceptance pending · Madikeri, Kodagu launch desk
Kodagu origin · modern estate brand
Explore signature blends, pure Arabica, fermented micro-lots, and South Indian filter coffee from the Coorg Mist launch catalogue.
Madikeri · Kodagu
From the shade canopy of Kodagu.
The operating story
Coorg Mist Coffee Co is created and powered by Hyperbridge across technology, storefront, brand, and marketing. Aakhil Appaiah leads estate sourcing, small-batch roasting, and fulfilment from Madikeri, Kodagu.
Hyperbridge
Technology · storefront · brand · marketing
Aakhil Appaiah
Sourcing · roasting · Madikeri fulfilment
Featured Collection
Selected launch coffees from the Kodagu catalogue, with pack prices, process details, and tasting notes carried into each product page.
Pick 3, 4, or 6 catalogue products to create an enquiry. Final stock, discount, packing, delivery, and payment are confirmed on WhatsApp before an order is accepted.
The Nightkeeper
250g
₹350
Estate Doctrine
250g
₹460
Madikeri Standard
250g
₹570
Understory Ledger
250g
₹570
Ghat Line
250g
₹400
Kabbe Reading
250g
₹500
Skandapuri Canopy
250g
₹500
S795 Lineage
250g
₹500
Giri Ascent
250g
₹580
Bare Root
250g
₹590
Monsoon Reckoning
250g
₹590
AA Reserve
250g
₹490
The Solitaire
250g
₹480
The Fourth Species
150g
₹310
The Dry Bed
150g
₹310
Black Grape Static
150g
₹310
Liberica Heresy
150g
₹360
Amber Mucilage
150g
₹310
Vine Fracture
150g
₹360
Heavy Tropic
150g
₹360
Citrus Fault Line
150g
₹360
Absolute Zero
150g
₹360
The Gut Method
100g
₹675
The Steel Tumbler
2 × 250g
₹480
Fifty Three North
2 × 200g
₹240
Overnight Drip
2 × 100ml
₹200
Estate Standard
100g jar
₹250
Ghat Road Detour
100g jar
₹399
Slow Amber
100g jar
₹399
Quiet Hour
100g jar
₹399
The Nearest Thing
100g jar
₹399
The Recurring Pour
10 capsules
₹399
One Tear, One Cup
10 sachets
₹149
Instant Summer
200g
₹349
Your Coorg Quartet
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Three very different coffees from the launch catalogue, distinguished by blend, roast, ratio, and process. Compare what makes each cup its own.
Signature Blends
250g · 80:20 Arabica:Robusta
Aroma
Warm dark chocolate, roasted nut, and cedar. The 80:20 Arabica–Robusta structure opens deep and aromatic.
Body
Full-bodied and syrupy. The decoction runs near-black and coats the palate — exactly what transforms when folded into hot whole milk.
Finish
Long, warm, with a faint caramel linger and the characteristic pleasant bitterness of a proper South Indian kaapi.
South Indian steel filter · 10–12g · 12–15 min decoction · 1:3 hot whole milk
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Pure Arabica
250g · S795 Cultivar
Aroma
Clean floral lift — jasmine and light stone fruit. The S795 variety opens bright before the roast note settles in.
Body
Smooth and medium-full. Without chicory the decoction runs lighter in colour but deeper in aromatic complexity — a cleaner, more nuanced cup.
Finish
Bittersweet with caramel undertones. Elegant and unhurried. Best appreciated at a slightly lower milk ratio.
South Indian steel filter · 12g · 10–12 min decoction · 1:2.5 hot whole milk
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Heritage Filter
2 × 200g · 53:47 Coffee:Chicory
Aroma
Deep roast and molasses. The 47% chicory amplifies a rich, almost treacle-like intensity from the first breath.
Body
Heavy-bodied and syrupy to the point of almost chewy. Built to hold its character even when mixed with large quantities of milk.
Finish
Bold and persistent, with the dark-roast intensity expected from a chicory-forward South Indian café-style cup.
South Indian steel filter · 10g · very firm press · 12–15 min decoction · 1:4 hot whole milk
Pairs with
The South Indian filter is not a machine — it is a meditation. Follow these steps and the result is the full, aromatic cup found across South Indian coffee traditions.
Spoon 10–12g of grounds into the upper chamber of your South Indian steel filter. Press the disc firmly — a flat, even bed extracts uniformly.
Pour boiling water (95–100°C) slowly over the grounds. Fit the lid. Allow full decoction — the slow drip takes 12–15 minutes. Do not rush it.
Bring whole cow milk to a rolling boil. Fresh-boiled milk is not optional — it is the difference between a flat cup and a proper South Indian kaapi.
Mix decoction 1:3 with hot milk in a davara-tumbler set. Aerate by pouring between vessels from height for froth. Add sugar or jaggery to taste.
Body
The weight and viscosity of the cup in your mouth. A higher chicory ratio increases perceived body significantly.
Briskness
The lively, refreshing quality — related to acidity and CO₂ retained in the fresh roast. Fades as coffee ages.
Aroma
Volatile compounds released when the grounds meet hot water. Peak aroma is in the first pour — always smell before you drink.
Sweetness
Natural sugars in the green bean, caramelised during roasting. Pure Arabica exhibits more sweetness than chicory-heavy blends.
Coffee Guide
South Indian filter coffee rewards a deliberate method. The decoction strength, the grind fineness, the chicory ratio, the water temperature, the aeration between davara and tumbler: each variable is a deliberate choice, and each choice changes the cup in your hand.
Grind
Fine-ground on the day of roast. South Indian filter demands a grind finer than espresso — close to talc, coarser than dust.
Measure
Ten to twelve grams per cup. Press firmly with the brass disc — no tamping, only pressure enough to level the bed.
Decoction
Pour water at 95–100°C in a slow, even spiral. Allow twelve to fifteen minutes of unhurried gravity. Do not stir, do not rush.
Dilute
One part dark decoction to three parts freshly boiled whole milk. The ratio determines the cup's soul — never compromise on full-fat.
Serve
Pour between the davara and tumbler twice to aerate and cool to drinking temperature. The froth is not decoration — it is ritual.
The Heritage Filter line contains clearly labelled chicory ratios.
Precision Calculator
Dial in your exact brew ratio
Select a brew style and number of cups — we’ll give you exact quantities.
Full-fat milk: 300ml — add after initial water steep. Total liquid per cup ≈ 270ml.
South Indian Filter — Method
The Heritage Filter line contains clearly labelled chicory ratios.
Find your perfect cup
Three questions. Thirty seconds. One recommendation — matched to how you actually drink coffee, not how the menu describes it.
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A sense of place
Coorg Mist centres its operating story in Madikeri and the Western Ghats shade canopy. Exact estate plots and pickup coordinates remain pending verification before launch.
Western Ghats
Shade-canopy origin
~3550 ft
Specialty micro-lots
Madikeri
Operations base
Kodagu
Coffee and companion crops
Launch address placeholder: Coorg Mist Coffee Co, Madikeri, Kodagu 571201, Karnataka, India
Madikeri operations
Placeholder location · final coordinates TODO
Reach & fulfilment
Domestic shipping, COD, export, compliance, and delivery promises are not live claims yet. This section records readiness without presenting proposed corridors as shipped business.
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Catalogue products
9
Storefront categories
5
Estate brand families
80%
Planned coffee-led mix
3550 ft
Micro-lot altitude
TODO
Shipping routes
Domestic shipping, COD availability, and delivery SLAs remain pending carrier and operating confirmation.
Export markets are not yet active. The launch team can record interest while compliance and fulfilment routes are assessed.
Coorg Mist begins with a transparent launch baseline. Product facts are published now; social and environmental claims remain TODOs until evidence is available.
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Catalogue products
Coffee and four companion estate families in the launch catalogue.
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Shop categories
From signature blends and micro-lots to spices, honey, oils, and hampers.
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Brand families
One Coorg Mist portfolio with coffee at its centre.
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Micro-lot altitude
The recorded altitude for most specialty reference lots.
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Operating partners
Hyperbridge and the Madikeri operations lead have explicit remits.
TODO
Impact baseline
Labour, land, packaging, and environmental metrics remain pending evidence.
Modern brand launch timeline
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Hyperbridge creates the Coorg Mist brand
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Aakhil Appaiah leads Madikeri operations
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Estate catalogue and storefront prepared
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Evidence-led launch readiness review
Compliance, labour, environmental, and client proof will be added only after the launch team can verify it.
Hyperbridge owns the digital and go-to-market system; Aakhil Appaiah owns local operations.
The catalogue keeps origin, process, pack size, and tasting information close to every product.
Built for real rituals
Coorg Mist is preparing for households, specialty drinkers, hospitality buyers, and gifting teams without claiming customers or partnerships that have not been verified.
Clear pack sizes, South Indian filter instructions, and an approachable path from house blends to specialty lots.
Process, altitude, roast, body, and label tasting notes stay attached to each fermented micro-lot.
Bulk pack options and roast conversations are available through the launch team; real partner references remain pending.
Coffee, honey, spices, and estate flights provide a flexible base for festive and corporate collections.
Brew guides, process notes, and an honest record of how the brand operates.
Dose, grind, water, and patience: the four variables behind a full decoction.
Process, altitude, roast, body, and tasting notes each answer a different question.
A clear division between digital growth and local coffee operations.
Common questions
Current answers on products, brewing, order enquiries, and the launch details that still need confirmation.
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