Partner Farm

Baarbara Estate

Founded in 1896, Baarbara Estate, steeped in history, is one of India's oldest and most renowned coffee plantations. Nestled in the Baba Budangiri Range, the cradle of Indian coffee, it lies at an elevation of 3850 to 5350 feet. This eco-friendly sanctuary hosts over 100 bird species and abundant wildlife. The estate conducts rigorous research and experimentation, crafting various micro and nano lots. Innovations like pineapple fermentation have borne fruit. Their eco-conscious farming techniques preserve the delicate balance of nature.

Ratnagiri Estate

Amidst the verdant South Indian Western Ghats, Ratnagiri Estate, spanning 117 hectares, graces the birthplace of Indian coffee near Bababudangiri. "Ratnagiri," evoking Pearl Mountains, describes the silvery landscape shaded by towering silver oaks. For generations since 1927, the Patre family has nurtured this land cultivating coffee and pepper while passionately upholding nature and sustainability. Beyond the world of coffee, Ratnagiri Estate thrives as a sanctuary of biodiversity, where a rich ecosystem beckons preservation. Their dedication to wildlife welfare sparks creative initiatives, from innovative art to captivating films, fostering conversations.

Salawara Estate

Nestled amidst the verdant embrace of the Western Ghats, Salawara Estate, a British creation dating back to the 1880s, graces the picturesque landscape of Belur, Hassan. This 360-acre haven is situated at an elevation of 3,700 feet. With the honor of the Best Quality Bean Award from Ernesto Illy in 2018, Salawara, meaning "string of blessings," cultivates Arabica, Robusta and Liberica, enriched under the nurturing canopy of native forest trees. Here, a symphony of coffee mingles with the notes of pepper, Areca nut and oranges in harmony, championing sustainability and the preservation of nature's tapestry.

RAXIDI ESTATE

Established in 1862, Raxidi Estate, spanning 150 acres in Sakleshpur, Karnataka, is a historical gem along the Western Ghats coffee belt. Initially cultivated by British Administrator Mr. Henry Brightwell, the estate was taken over by the Lobo family in the mid-1950s. Three generations, starting with the late Mr. John Lobo and continued by Mr. Richard Jos Lobo, have devotedly cultivated the finest Robusta and Arabica coffee. Nestled at an elevation of 950 - 1000 meters, Raxidi Estate is a living legacy, blending tradition, history, and exceptional coffee. Raxidi Estates - Lobo Family, crafting excellence since 1862.

Baarbara Estate

Founded in 1896, Baarbara Estate, steeped in history, is one of India's oldest and most renowned coffee plantations. Nestled in the Baba Budangiri Range, the cradle of Indian coffee, it lies at an elevation of 3850 to 5350 feet. This eco-friendly sanctuary hosts over 100 bird species and abundant wildlife. The estate conducts rigorous research and experimentation, crafting various micro and nano lots. Innovations like pineapple fermentation have borne fruit. Their eco-conscious farming techniques preserve the delicate balance of nature.

Ratnagiri Estate

Amidst the verdant South Indian Western Ghats, Ratnagiri Estate, spanning 117 hectares, graces the birthplace of Indian coffee near Bababudangiri. "Ratnagiri," evoking Pearl Mountains, describes the silvery landscape shaded by towering silver oaks. For generations since 1927, the Patre family has nurtured this land cultivating coffee and pepper while passionately upholding nature and sustainability. Beyond the world of coffee, Ratnagiri Estate thrives as a sanctuary of biodiversity, where a rich ecosystem beckons preservation. Their dedication to wildlife welfare sparks creative initiatives, from innovative art to captivating films, fostering conversations.

Salawara Estate

Nestled amidst the verdant embrace of the Western Ghats, Salawara Estate, a British creation dating back to the 1880s, graces the picturesque landscape of Belur, Hassan. This 360-acre haven is situated at an elevation of 3,700 feet. With the honor of the Best Quality Bean Award from Ernesto Illy in 2018, Salawara, meaning "string of blessings," cultivates Arabica, Robusta and Liberica, enriched under the nurturing canopy of native forest trees. Here, a symphony of coffee mingles with the notes of pepper, Areca nut and oranges in harmony, championing sustainability and the preservation of nature's tapestry.

RAXIDI ESTATE

Established in 1862, Raxidi Estate, spanning 150 acres in Sakleshpur, Karnataka, is a historical gem along the Western Ghats coffee belt. Initially cultivated by British Administrator Mr. Henry Brightwell, the estate was taken over by the Lobo family in the mid-1950s. Three generations, starting with the late Mr. John Lobo and continued by Mr. Richard Jos Lobo, have devotedly cultivated the finest Robusta and Arabica coffee. Nestled at an elevation of 950 - 1000 meters, Raxidi Estate is a living legacy, blending tradition, history, and exceptional coffee. Raxidi Estates - Lobo Family, crafting excellence since 1862.

Baarbara Estate

Founded in 1896, Baarbara Estate, steeped in history, is one of India's oldest and most renowned coffee plantations. Nestled in the Baba Budangiri Range, the cradle of Indian coffee, it lies at an elevation of 3850 to 5350 feet. This eco-friendly sanctuary hosts over 100 bird species and abundant wildlife. The estate conducts rigorous research and experimentation, crafting various micro and nano lots. Innovations like pineapple fermentation have borne fruit. Their eco-conscious farming techniques preserve the delicate balance of nature.

Ratnagiri Estate

Amidst the verdant South Indian Western Ghats, Ratnagiri Estate, spanning 117 hectares, graces the birthplace of Indian coffee near Bababudangiri. "Ratnagiri," evoking Pearl Mountains, describes the silvery landscape shaded by towering silver oaks. For generations since 1927, the Patre family has nurtured this land cultivating coffee and pepper while passionately upholding nature and sustainability. Beyond the world of coffee, Ratnagiri Estate thrives as a sanctuary of biodiversity, where a rich ecosystem beckons preservation. Their dedication to wildlife welfare sparks creative initiatives, from innovative art to captivating films, fostering conversations.

Salawara Estate

Nestled amidst the verdant embrace of the Western Ghats, Salawara Estate, a British creation dating back to the 1880s, graces the picturesque landscape of Belur, Hassan. This 360-acre haven is situated at an elevation of 3,700 feet. With the honor of the Best Quality Bean Award from Ernesto Illy in 2018, Salawara, meaning "string of blessings," cultivates Arabica, Robusta and Liberica, enriched under the nurturing canopy of native forest trees. Here, a symphony of coffee mingles with the notes of pepper, Areca nut and oranges in harmony, championing sustainability and the preservation of nature's tapestry.

RAXIDI ESTATE

Established in 1862, Raxidi Estate, spanning 150 acres in Sakleshpur, Karnataka, is a historical gem along the Western Ghats coffee belt. Initially cultivated by British Administrator Mr. Henry Brightwell, the estate was taken over by the Lobo family in the mid-1950s. Three generations, starting with the late Mr. John Lobo and continued by Mr. Richard Jos Lobo, have devotedly cultivated the finest Robusta and Arabica coffee. Nestled at an elevation of 950 - 1000 meters, Raxidi Estate is a living legacy, blending tradition, history, and exceptional coffee. Raxidi Estates - Lobo Family, crafting excellence since 1862.