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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on March 26, 2025
India's love for coffee is reaching new heights, and homegrown brands are leading the charge in crafting exceptional brews. Moving beyond instant coffee, these brands are offering high-quality, ethically sourced beans and innovative blends that cater to a growing base of coffee enthusiasts. Here are some of India’s top homegrown coffee brands redefining the way the country enjoys its coffee.
Barista Coffee
A pioneer in India’s coffee culture, Barista has been serving premium brews for over 25 years. Known for its extensive café network, the brand offers a variety of options, from espresso-based drinks to traditional filter coffee. Barista’s focus on authenticity and freshly ground blends makes it a go-to destination for coffee lovers.
Popular Picks: Barista Signature Coffee, Espresso, Filter Coffee Blend.
Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters
One of India’s most sought-after artisanal coffee brands, Blue Tokai emphasizes freshly roasted beans sourced directly from Indian estates. Their commitment to sustainable and ethical practices has earned them a loyal following. With a diverse selection of blends and single-origin coffees, they are a favorite among those seeking a premium coffee experience.
Popular Picks: House Blend, Single-Origin Coffee, Cold Brew Coffee.
Third Wave Coffee Roasters
Championing the specialty coffee movement, Third Wave Coffee Roasters focuses on direct farm sourcing and high-quality beans. They ensure transparency from farm to cup, delivering an elevated coffee experience. With a variety of blends and single-origin options, they cater to diverse palates.
Popular Picks: Third Wave Signature Blend, Cold Brew, Single-Origin Coffees.
The Indian Bean
Bringing the rich flavors of Indian coffee estates to every cup, The Indian Bean offers freshly roasted beans from Coorg, Araku Valley, and Nilgiri. With a strong emphasis on freshness and sustainability, their coffees highlight the distinct characteristics of India’s coffee-growing regions.
Popular Picks: Monsoon Malabar, Coorg Arabica, Nilgiri Coffee.
Café Coffee Day (CCD)
As one of the largest coffee chains in India, Café Coffee Day (CCD) has played a crucial role in popularizing café culture. Sourcing beans from its own estates in Karnataka, CCD offers a mix of classic and specialty coffees, catering to both casual drinkers and coffee aficionados.
Popular Picks: Café Coffee Day Signature Coffee, Devil’s Own, Regional Blends.
From artisanal roasters to established café chains, India’s homegrown coffee brands are reshaping the coffee experience with a focus on quality, sustainability, and innovation. Whether you prefer a robust espresso or a smooth cold brew, these brands bring the best of Indian coffee culture to your cup.
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By Hariharan U
Published on February 5, 2026
Singh Sahib has introduced Mehr-o-Mah, a new intimate dining destination in Gurugram that reimagines slow, immersive dining through the lens of royal Indian elegance. Conceptualised as a sanctuary away from the city’s pace, Mehr-o-Mah invites diners into a space where calm, craftsmanship, and culinary storytelling take centre stage.
Inspired by centuries-old mirror-work traditions, Mehr-o-Mah is designed as a candle-lit retreat adorned with lakhs of hand-set mirror fragments. These delicate reflections create a warm, hushed glow, setting the tone for an unhurried and deeply personal dining experience. The space is crafted to encourage stillness, allowing guests to linger and engage with each moment at ease.
At the heart of Mehr-o-Mah is a five-course, chef-curated tasting menu, thoughtfully pre-set to unfold like a ceremonial journey. The menu showcases layered flavours and regional inspirations, with dishes such as Sahjan ka Shorba, Chettinad Kozhi Rasam, Nawabi Gucchi, Murgh Shahi Neelam Tikka, Mehr-o-Mah Mutton Curry, and the delicate Daulat ki Chaat. Each course is served at a measured pace, accompanied by refined alcohol-free beverages designed to complement the flavours with balance and restraint.
Blending heritage with contemporary finesse, Mehr-o-Mah is envisioned for discerning diners seeking intimacy, elegance, and depth beyond conventional fine dining. With its focus on ritual, storytelling, and sensory detail, Mehr-o-Mah sets a new benchmark for experiential dining in Gurugram, where every evening feels quietly celebratory and thoughtfully composed.
Medusa Beverages, one of India’s fastest-growing homegrown beer brands, has announced the launch of its draught beer offering in Delhi. The move marks a strategic step towards strengthening the brand’s on-trade and HORECA presence by delivering fresher pours, improved consistency, and a more immersive pub and bar experience.
The launch comes at a time when urban consumers are increasingly gravitating towards experience-driven social drinking formats, positioning draught beer as a key growth lever for Medusa’s B2B and experiential expansion. Delhi remains the brand’s strongest and most mature market. In FY25, the city contributed approximately 5.4 lakh cases and accounted for over 10% market share, reinforcing Medusa’s foothold in one of India’s most competitive beer markets.
Building on this momentum, the draught beer rollout is designed to deepen consumer engagement across high-traffic on-trade environments. The offering uses Lindr ‘Naked’ taps imported from the Czech Republic, a country globally recognised for its beer culture and dispensing expertise. These taps are designed to deliver a smooth and consistent pour while maintaining the ideal serving temperature.
Commenting on the launch, Avneet Singh, Founder and CEO, Medusa Beverages, said, “Draught beer allows us to elevate how consumers experience Medusa in social settings. It gives us greater control over quality at the point of consumption while helping us build stronger engagement within pubs and bars. The introduction of draught beer is purely to enhance the consumer experience, whether through fresh pours, better consistency, or stronger engagement at the point of consumption. By integrating Lindr taps, we ensure every pour is fresh, smooth, and served at the perfect temperature.”
The draught beer will be rolled out across select hotels, restaurants, cafés, pubs, and bars in the capital, with plans to expand to around 50 outlets in the coming months. The move further reinforces Medusa’s experience-led approach to brand building within the on-trade ecosystem.
As Delhi’s nightlife continues to evolve, the city presents an ideal launch market for draught beer. Medusa, known for disrupting the Indian beer market with its mid-strength positioning, is extending Medusa AIR into the draught segment. With 4.5% alcohol content, Medusa AIR is crafted for smooth, easy drinking without compromising on taste, making it well suited for longer, social sessions. The draught format invites consumers to experience what the brand calls the “Smoothest Air.”
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Courtyard by Marriott Bengaluru Hebbal is adding a touch of indulgence to February with Choco & Strawberry Bliss, a special dessert experience at its signature patisserie, Glazed, running throughout the month. Centred around the timeless combination of chocolate and strawberries, the themed showcase is designed to turn everyday sweet moments into memorable celebrations, making it ideal for Valentine’s Day and beyond.
Curated by pastry chef Ashwani and his team, the offering features an array of artisanal desserts complemented by live counters and visually striking presentations that appeal to both the palate and the senses. Guests can indulge in creations such as strawberry chocolate mousse, choco-strawberry tarts, chocolate-dipped strawberries with cream, strawberry-berry chocolate fondue and the classic fraisier, each crafted to evoke warmth, romance and comfort.
Whether enjoyed as a romantic Valentine’s treat, part of a relaxed weekend brunch or an elegant evening stop, Choco & Strawberry Bliss promises a month-long celebration where every bite tells a love story. The experience is available à la carte at Glazed from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm throughout February, with reservations available on +91 96064 82968.
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