The Coffee Journal
India and MotoGP
From the Malabar coast to your cup in Quebec. India, a nation of speed enthusiasts, also produces one of the most original coffees in the world.
The Monsooned Malabar
Exceptional origin ★
Monsooned Malabar — Karnataka, India
Exposed to monsoon winds for several weeks, this coffee develops powerful aromas of wood, leather, cocoa, and spices. In terms of motorsport, it's like a vintage V12 engine: loud, fragrant, imposing.
Roasted by
Rousseau Roastery — Quebec
MotoGP and coffee
India is a nation of speed enthusiasts. The Buddh International Circuit hosted the Indian Formula 1 Grand Prix between 2011 and 2013, showing the growing enthusiasm of Indians for motorsport. In India, a new generation of MotoGP fans is growing, fascinated by Valentino Rossi, Marc Marquez, and Jorge Lorenzo — and by a sport that combines technical precision and pure courage.
Speed and tradition, coffee and circuits: India proves that these two worlds do not exclude each other. They strengthen each other. Come explore this combination at Carrera Café, in Quebec's Petit Champlain.
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