Coffee is a brewed drink prepared from roasted coffee beans. Though the coffee is native to tropical Africa, it is a popular drink in the world. India is the fifth-largest coffee producer in the world. 

You might be confused about choosing a nice coffee for you when there is a lot to choose from on the market? So, for your ease, we have come up with a list of five coffee brand that is widely available in India. So, let’s dive in. 

1) Blue Tokai

Blue Tokai coffee
Blue Tokai coffee

Within a short period of time, it has known as a popular homegrown coffee brand in India. They outsource good quality coffee beans producing farms of the country. They are handpicked and Indian speciality coffee roasted fresh and delivered to you.

2) Nescafe 

Nescafe coffee
Nescafe coffee

Nescafe originates from Switzerland. It is probably the most popular coffee brand for many years among the Indians. The brand is acquired and marketed by Nestle. The name Nescafe stands Nes for Nestle with a cafe. It is good coffee.

3) Tata Coffee

Tata coffee
Tata coffee

Tata Coffee is owned by the Tata global beverages, a subsidiary of the Tata group. It has made itself as one of the largest brands for coffee cultivation and processing companies in the world. Presently, the company owns 19 coffee estates in southern India.

4) Bru

Bru coffee
Bru coffee

Bru is a high selling coffee brand in India since the year of its initiation. The brand is promoted by Hindustan Lever Limited. At present, it controls a large area of the market share of filtered coffee in India. 

5) Starbucks

Starbucks coffee
Starbucks coffee

Starbucks Corporation is an American coffee brand. It is one of the most famous coffeehouse chains worldwide. It was initiated in Seattle, Washington and at present, it operates in more than 28200 places in the world. It is expensive as compared to other home-grown coffee brands. 

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