Bayar's Breakfast Blend Coffee Powder 250 g, 70% Arabica 30% Robusta, Freshly Roasted & Ground Coffee Powder

Bayars coffee has been my staple coffee brand from the time lockdown started and I could not make my annual trips to the down south to get nice coffee.They are also proved very competitively and have produced quality product everytime I have ordered.

This powder was twice as expensive as the other powders of the same brand. The grind is fine, and the powder is good but is not worth the extra money paid for it. Bayar's own 80% blend which is https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B07F2HJ5HM/ is half the price, and there was no noticeable difference except that the second one has 20% chicory, and you can taste the bitterness. Even this powder https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B077D4HS19/ is 100% coffee and is half the price of this espresso blend, and is better than the espresso blend.Coming back to the espresso blend, it is 100% coffee with a mix of arabica and robusta. However, at a price of almost Rs. 1,000 per kg, it is not worth the extra money.I have tried it an espresso machine as well as in a coffee filter and an aeropress and while the taste is good, it is not so different from the other powders of Bayar's for me to pay double the price.Overall, a decent taste but not worth the price.

Flavor is bang on. But beware, do not buy this if you are going to use it in a french press or a south indian coffee filter. The grind of this product is optimized for espresso. In south indian filter, the decoction with this will take ages to get down in the bottom chamber.Only use it in moka pot or espresso machine. Have not tried it with espresso machine though. But in moka pot, it turns out good.

It is not bad. But, Blue Tokai is superior.