THIRD WAVE COFFEE Vienna Roast | Dark Roast | Moka Pot/Home Espresso Machine/South Indian Filter | 100% Arabica Coffee | 250 Grams | Fine Grind, Bag

I'm regular user of Filter Coffee & I use traditional south indian filter coffee pot for brewing. Normally I use Robusta-Chicory (80-20) coffee, aka, south indian filter coffee blends. This is first time I've got 100% Arabica Coffee for my home use. This Coffee is good, aromatic just like Robusta. But naturally it's having less Caffeine, more smooth taste profile. When mixed with milk, you get oaky & chocolaty aftertaste lingering in your mouth. Cost-wise Arabica is 2.4x times costly than most robusta brands available in India, as Robusta is more grown in India (Karnataka). So if you want daily dose of caffeine & aroma of roasted coffee for reasonable cost, go for Robusta (20% chocory increase thickness & taste good), for Specialty coffee taste go for thjs Arabica.

The Vienna Roast from Third Wave Coffee Roasters delivers a satisfying black coffee experience. The dark roast brings out rich, bold flavors with a smooth finish, making it an excellent choice for those who enjoy their coffee black. However, I found that it doesn’t pair as well with milk as the label suggests. The flavors seem to lose their complexity and depth when mixed with milk, which was a bit disappointing. While the quality of the coffee is decent, I feel the price point is on the higher side. There are more affordable options in the market that offer similar or even better value. As someone who has been brewing fresh ground coffee for over 8 years using a Bialetti Moka Pot, French Press, and pour-over methods, I’ve come across several alternatives that provide a comparable experience at a lower cost. In summary, this coffee is a good choice for dark roast enthusiasts who prefer their coffee black, but it may not be the best option for those who enjoy milk-based coffee drinks. Additionally, the price could be more competitive given the alternatives. Ps : I have used AI tool (Deepseek)to refine my review to better articulate myself and I believe it came out perfect.

Great coffee and value for money. I fill two and a half spoons of it (used the 5 gram spoon provided by the manufacturer for my french press)

Sleepy owl is better

I've tried multiple available coffee beans in the market and coffee grounds as well. Sometimes I purchase coffee beans and ground them at home for instant use. this brand of coffee comes in a plastic pouch, which keeps it fresh, it has an air tight seal that you can use to keep your away your bag of coffee airtight and away from moisture. it has been raining for a little bit over a month where I am living right now and moisture usually gets into the coffee grounds, but the design of packaging has worked and has my coffee moisture free. The quality of coffee is also good in comparision to other products in the market. The coffee beans are far from acrid, are well roasted and the ground consistency is even and fine. The aroma of this coffee is not exactly close to the freshly ground coffee, but it is very close to the aroma of freshly grounded coffee.

This frother does a solid job making nice creamy foam and heats up pretty fast. It’s small and easy to keep on your counter. Cleaning it takes a bit of care, but overall it’s a handy little tool for everyday coffee drinks.

The worst Coffee powder i ever have. Full of impurities, 70 % of powder is like sawdust which does not desolve, does not have any fragrance. Waste of Money

Coffee bags are easy to use and gives a great aroma and taste