Vienna Roast - Dark Roast | Moka Pot Coffee Grind 250g | Rich Taste & Aroma | 100% Arabica Beans | Specialty Coffee | Freshly Roasted Ground Coffee

As a coffee addict, it is very customary for me to constantly be on the look out for that just perfect blend, which I prefer very dark and bitter of, and so far Davidoff's Espresso 59 was the only one that I'd found as close to perfect as I could, but it being ridiculously pricey makes it entirely impossible for me, as a student who drinks 3 huge cups of black coffee each day, to buy it for Rs. 500 per 100 grams. And so, though I might taste a lot of coffees, I do in the end return to Bru instant and the occasional very acidic local South Indian blend that just tastes terrible as a black coffee. This brand was very new to me, and actually recommended by my father, who is not a coffee drinker, and so I wasn't very keen on getting an indie brand coffee I'd never heard anything of ever, but just because he mentioned it to me, I just got the darkest blend I could find. And boy am I worshiping my dad right now, because holy hell. This is literally the best blend I have ever made at home, and my moka pot has perhaps never been blessed to make such an amazing coffee ever either. This coffee is everything it promises to be, it is dark, oaky and bitter-sweet and I am wholly and entirely in love with it. The grind size is perfect for my pot, and and I've brewed it with cold water in the water chamber, which means it was heated for about a minute and a half before the extract pushed out, and even still, the coffee was not that terrible burnt bitter that moka pots are infamous for. If this coffee tastes half as good a month later (which is when I reckon I'd finish 250 gms by myself), as it does today, ie. 3 days after it was ground, then I'm subscribing to this baby for life. Yes, it is just that good. EDIT: So, I have had the Vienna Roast ordered about 3 times, and so far the quality was not compromised, so I'm definitely impressed with the consistency. And I have tried a few more brewing methods, just to find what tastes best for this particular blend. If you're using a moka pot, then I would recommend boiling the water first and filling the chamber of the pot with boiling water rather than cold water because trust me, the taste comes through. With the cold water, it takes about a minute and a half for it to boil in the chamber, and in that period the coffee will begin cooking, so the extract is a little more bitter than ideal, and loses its oaky flavor. All of this is retained if you just change the water with boiling water, and so the decoction begins to come out within 10 seconds, and since the coffee is already a dark roast, the extraction is not overdone. Another thing to remember is that it's a dark roasted coffee. Which means it loses its flavor and aroma that quickly as it decarbonates. Anything longer than 3 weeks and the coffee is not half as good and aromatic as that first week. But then again, I bought it pre-ground, so I'm sure that has something to do with the shelf life as well. But since it does last me about 20 days per packet, I'm not complaining. In the past 4 months I have tried other Indian specialty coffees (KC Roasters ultra dark roast), and Blue Tokai's other blends- KALLEDEVERAPURA PULP SUN DRIED, and the Cold Brew Blend- Medium dark roast, and still the Vienna Roast remains my favourite of all.

The warmth, the aroma, the flavour. Perfect start to any morning. Not too high on acidity, the bitterness also has a lasting sweet flavour to it. Would love to go for it again.

As a daily Moka Pot user, I'm always on the lookout for a coffee that consistently delivers a fantastic brew, and Blue Tokai's Moka Pot grind has become my absolute favorite! I've been thoroughly impressed with this coffee and highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a rich and flavorful Moka Pot experience. From the moment I open the bag, the aroma is simply inviting, hinting at the deliciousness to come. The grind size is spot-on for Moka Pots, ensuring a smooth and consistent extraction every single time – no issues with clogging or uneven brewing, which is a huge plus! The flavor profile is where this coffee truly shines. It's wonderfully bold yet incredibly smooth, with a fantastic depth of flavor that really wakes up my senses. I find it to be perfectly balanced, with just the right amount of intensity without any harshness or bitterness. It truly makes for a delightful start to my day. The packaging is also practical, keeping the beans fresh, which is essential for maintaining that wonderful taste. Considering the quality and the consistently excellent results, I find it to be great value for money. If you're searching for a reliable, flavorful, and perfectly ground coffee for your Moka Pot, look no further. Blue Tokai has absolutely nailed it with this one. It's a coffee I genuinely look forward to brewing every morning!

The coffe was exceptionally good. Smooth and fresh tasting coffee.

I was fed up of the chiccory mixed bitter coffee so tried this one. Surprisingly it doesnt cause acidity like the desi poweders. Its a sophisticated flavor with different notes of taste. When you take a sip the initial taste is mild but the flavor unfolds smoothly and there is a creamy smooth after taste that lingers for a while. I tried with milk and pure black. For pure black, I would choose medium or blonde roast next time. Dark roast has a strong stout flavor when used pure black. Looking forward to try other flavors.

I used to be an avid Nespresso drinker back in Europe and was worried when I move to India, which coffee would atleast give me that espresso taste and feeling. Did a lot of research on Amazon, and shortlisted this one to try out. It amazed me. It is even better than many Nespresso flavours. It has the perfect taste, is full bodied and has the rich aroma of an espresso when you make it in the Moka Pot. The brew is really rich and the Moka pot (bialetti brikka) does full justice to it. Yes it is expensive but worth it. You can savour it for special ocassions if budget is an issue. Be forewarned to have this coffee atleast 8hrs before sleep, else you'll have a tough time sleeping. It jumpstarts you till atleast 4pm in evening if you have it around 9am. As a replacement , I found the Lavazza cremo gusto to be fine as well considering the price point.

My first coffee bag was superb. This one had a taste of wooden filings, making ng me stay away from the brand.

I have tried so many other brands of coffee but from now on I will only buy blue tokai it’s a bit on the expensive side but it’s worth the price tastes good in every way,I made it French press/ moka Pot / Channi and it certainly wakes you up every morning. Every single time I got a fresh and smooth/tasty roast! Overall go for it if you’re a regular coffee drinker like me.