Indian Green Coffee

Coffee from the highlands of India.

India grows some of the world's most distinctive specialty coffee. Most of it never leaves the country. We find the lots worth crossing an ocean for.

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Featured Origins

Lot KOL-26-CFN-N-01

Odisii Cherry Fermented Natural

Koraput, Odisha
Fermented NaturalChandragiri, SLN.9900 masl

Tropical fruits, red wine and lively juicy brightness

5-Step Process · Cherry Selection & Sorting → Anaerobic Tank Fermentation → Raised Bed Drying → Resting in Husk → Hulling & Sorting

Price on request
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Lot VIS-26-CW-W-01

Vismaya Conventional Washed

Chikmagalur, Karnataka
WashedArabica1750-1900 masl

Citrus, Caramel, Brown Sugar

5-Step Process · Cherry Reception & Sorting → Pulping → Tank Fermentation → Washing → Sun Drying

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Available
Lot KOL-26-HSD-H-01

Odisii Anaerobic HSD Honey

Koraput, Odisha
Honey (HSD)Chandragiri900 masl

Citrus fruits, caramel and soft pleasant brightness

5-Step Process · Harvesting, Sorting & Siphon → Anaerobic Fermentation (Whole Cherry) → Dry Pulping → Mucilage Fermentation → Raised Bed Drying

Price on request
Available
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Why India

The origin the world hasn't caught up with.

India is the world's 7th largest coffee producer.
Almost none of its best lots reach specialty buyers abroad.

Terroir unlike anywhere else

Indian coffee grows under ancient forest canopy alongside jackfruit, silver oak, and wild fruit trees. The shade slows ripening, concentrates sugars, and produces cups with a depth of fruit character you don't find anywhere else.

Rapid innovation

A new generation of estate owners and Q-Graders are running controlled fermentation trials, sequencing microbial cultures, and producing lots that hold their own against the best from Ethiopia or Colombia.

Still undiscovered

India hasn't carved out a name for itself on the global specialty map. The infrastructure, the science, and the raw material are all there. The narrative isn't. We're here to change that.

A Gaur in the Western Ghats

Our Story

Named for the rarest animal in the forest.

The Gaur is the largest wild bovine on earth. It lives deep in the forests of the Western Ghats, the same highlands where India's finest coffee grows. You rarely see one. When you do, you stop.

White Hoof & Co. was built on that same instinct: to find the things worth stopping for. India grows extraordinary coffee. Most of it never leaves the country. We started this to change that: to bring the best and rarest of India to the world, with full traceability and nothing lost in translation.

Canada First

Always in CAD, always local first. Canadians shouldn't have to deal with US importers or currency headaches to get great Indian coffee. We're here, and we show up for local.

Estate to Cup

There's a single unbroken chain between the cup and the estate. It carries not just the coffee, but the stories of everyone along the way.

Quality

Unforgiving commitment to quality. We only bring coffees we're proud of, and we're here to reshape the narrative of Asia in the coffee story. We work with the country's top Q-Graders, educators, and coffee scientists to make sure we're at the frontier of quality and innovation.

People

We invest in and maintain long-term personal relationships with our roasters, growers, and everyone along the way. If you already work with us, you know this is true. Our philosophy of growing is the same as a coffee plant: slow and sustainable.

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