I will be traveling to India in mid august (Tamil Nadu-Pondicherry,
Maharashtra-Pune and Delhi), and I want to visit some coffee farms there. I
know that they do have Pulneys ,Sheveroys and Nilgiris plantations there,
but I'm not sure how accesible are the farms there, to be able to visit
then.
Anyone had any experience with India coffees?
Grato/Regards
Silas
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I have only visited farms in India once, and that was in Karnataka 
state ... so you will be in a different zone it seems. -Tom
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I recomended Josuma, Dr. Joseph John is from India & specializes in India  
Coffee.
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