Coorg - Kodagu District
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30% of national output

Coorg - Kodagu District

India's Largest Coffee-Producing District

12.42°N, 75.74°E900–1100m · Arabica & RobustaShade-grownWashed & Natural

Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is India's largest coffee-producing district, accounting for roughly 30% of the nation's total coffee output. Located in the Western Ghats, this misty hill country is characterized by dense native shade canopy, where coffee grows intercropped with pepper vines and orange trees.

The region's unique microclimate, with its cool temperatures and abundant rainfall, creates ideal conditions for growing high-quality Arabica and Robusta varieties. The traditional shade-grown cultivation methods, passed down through generations, help preserve biodiversity and produce coffee with complex flavor profiles.

Coorg's coffee estates are known for their commitment to quality, with many farms using organic practices and maintaining strict standards throughout the harvesting and processing stages.

Elevation

900–1100m

Varietals

Arabica & Robusta

Process

Washed & Natural

Region

Karnataka, India

Coorg coffee plantation
Coffee Plantation
Coorg coffee farmer inspecting green beans for quality
Coffee Cherries
Farmer harvesting ripe coffee cherries on a misty Coorg hillside
Misty Hills