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What is UFO Coffee?
UFO is a single serve drip bag to make specialty coffee without any equipment in your cup
Do I need any coffee machine to brew UFO?
No. UFO is no-tool brewed. Only hot water and a cup are required.
What makes UFO different from instant coffee?
The freshly roasted specialty coffee ground and packed freshly in UFO is more aromatic, flavorful and of better quality than instant coffee.
What is specialty coffee?
Specialty coffee is high-quality coffee that scores 80 points or above on international coffee grading standards. Unlike commercial coffee, specialty coffee focuses on bean quality, freshness, ethical sourcing, precise roasting, and better flavor clarity.
Specialty coffee is usually sourced from specific farms or estates and roasted to highlight natural tasting notes like chocolate, berries, citrus, caramel, nuts, or floral sweetness.
At Corridor Seven Coffee Roasters, we source and roast specialty coffee from leading Indian estates to bring out the unique character of each coffee.
Why is specialty coffee different from regular coffee?
Specialty coffee differs from regular coffee in sourcing, freshness, roasting quality, and flavor.
Commercial coffee is often mass-produced, heavily roasted, and blended for consistency. Specialty coffee is carefully grown, selectively harvested, scientifically processed, and freshly roasted to preserve natural flavors.
Specialty coffee also offers traceability, meaning you know exactly where your coffee comes from and how it was processed.
What are coffee tasting notes?
Tasting notes describe naturally occurring flavors perceived while drinking coffee.
Common tasting notes include chocolate, caramel, nuts, berries, citrus, tropical fruit, florals, or spices.
These notes help communicate the coffee’s flavor profile.
Which coffee should beginners start with?
Beginners usually enjoy medium roast coffees with balanced chocolatey, nutty, and caramel flavor notes.
If you are transitioning from instant coffee or dark commercial coffee, start with approachable coffees that are smooth, sweet, and low in sharp acidity.
Brewing methods like French Press, AeroPress, or moka pot are also beginner-friendly and help create balanced cups at home.