Power Trip Dark Coffee | Vienna Roast Washed Coffee | 100% Arabica Coffee |200gm
- BITTER, INTENSE, AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE Power Trip is a Vienna Roast — that's dark, but not all-the-way-burnt like a French Roast. You still get the bitterness and intensity you want from a dark coffee, but there's more structure to the cup. It doesn't taste flat or one-note. If your idea of a good coffee is strong, heavy, and hits fast — this is it. If you want something mild or fruity, wrong bag.
- SINGLE ESTATE, CHIKMAGALUR — YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHERE THIS COMES FROM This isn't a blend from multiple unknown sources. Every batch comes from a single estate in Chikmagalur, Karnataka — one of the best coffee growing regions in India. High altitude, Indian Arabica, grown and harvested from one farm. That means consistent quality cup to cup, and you can actually trace where the coffee is from. Most commercial dark roasts can't say that.
- WASHED PROCESS — CLEANER CUP, SAME INTENSITY The beans are washed — fruit removed before drying. This gives the coffee a cleaner, more straightforward taste compared to natural or honey processed beans. On a dark roast like this, washed processing means the bitterness and intensity come through clearly without extra sweetness or fruit muddying it. You get exactly what a dark roast should taste like — nothing more, nothing less.
- LOW ACID — DARK ROASTING TAKES CARE OF THAT Vienna Roast is dark enough that most of the acids in the green beans have already broken down during roasting. The cup is heavy and intense but it won't give you heartburn or mess with your stomach the way lighter roasts can. If you want strong coffee without the acidity that usually comes with it, that's what this delivers.
- MEDIUM FINE GRIND — BREWS IN WHATEVER YOU ALREADY HAVE Ground to medium fine so it works with Moka Pots, South Indian filter coffee makers, drip machines, V60, and pour over setups. No grinder needed, no guesswork. Just scoop and brew. One note — not for French Press (too fine, will overextract) and not for standard espresso machines with pressurised portafilters.







































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