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Roasters/Amyra Farms
Baba Budan Giri, Chikmagalur

Amyra Farms

Estate-roasted Baba Budan Giri Arabica

Amyra Farms grows and roasts single-estate Arabica on Baba Budan Giri acres in Chikmagalur, then sells the same lot as medium and dark whole bean.

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At a glance
Active coffees
2 products
Specialty
Estate-roasted Baba Budan Giri Arabica
Based in
Baba Budan Giri, Chikmagalur
Website
amyrafarms.in
Active coffees
2products
Roast spread
  • medium·1
  • dark·1
Price range
₹699–₹749
Origin
India
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The coffees

2 active coffees from this roaster

Amyra Farms

Estate lot

Arabica · Medium Roast

₹699

Medium roast · Chikmagalur · Arabica

Pairs withTimemore C2S

Amyra Farms

Estate lot

Arabica · Dark Roast

₹749

Dark roast · Chikmagalur · Arabica

Pairs withFrench Press

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About the roaster

From their words.

Amyra Farms began in 2021 with a single question: what if the people who grow the coffee also got to decide how it is made, priced, and shared? Everything they make is grown on their 450 acres in the Western Ghats, or one farm they know by name. Estate Arte, their higher-elevation Baba Budan Giri planting, came online in 2022. Cherry is hand-picked at peak ripeness, washed and sun-dried, then roasted on the estate in small batches.

“What if the people who grow the coffee also got to decide how it's made, priced, and shared?”
— Amyra Farms