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Wake up and smell
the coffee – it’s organic!
If there’s one gourmet coffee pub
in India where you are sure to get organic, single-estate coffee,
it’s Moca Café in Madras.
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Kalmane – the
new kid on the block
Tucked away in a corner, this coffee retail
point at Bangalore’s hip and happening Forum mall could easily
be missed by the throngs that daily visit the food court and the
11-screen multiplex.
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Green Shop, Coonoor
If you go down Coonoor way, make sure you
stop over at the Green Shop.
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Flury’s, the
legendary Calcutta tearoom gets a new life
Flury’s 18 Park
Street. Kolkata landmark, on the corner with Middleton Row. A legendary
teashop now well past its sell-by-date with rumours of its impending
conversion to a McDonalds’s. Still good for cakes, patties
and Swiss pastries – try the rum balls.
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A stopover at Dolly’s
Tea Shop in Calcutta is a must
Long before the advent of tea lounges in
India, a small tea outlet in a busy south Calcutta shopping complex
blazed a new trail. It was perhaps the first shop where connoisseurs
of tea - and there are plenty in Eastern India - could sample, sip
and buy their favourite single origins and blends.
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