Jar, 50g

muy sabroso

Expense for the quantity.

Taste is bad!!! Do not waste money on this...Kirkland organic coffee is same price and 10 times bigger size and tastes good as well...this is wastage of money.

As we say in India - If it's free, we will also accept poison. Though I didn't have to stoop to levels as low as that. Amazon India gave a terrific offer of Tata Grand coffee at nearly 50% off and I couldn't resist ordering the maximum quantity permissible. I have tasted Tata Grand Coffee before and I prefer it over most other brands. The reason is simple - it is a blend of flavours that hits my preference of coffee taste just right. I find Nescafe a little too mild and Bru a little too bitter. Tata Grand uses granules of two coffee drying process to create a blend that is just right. Instant coffee is made by either drying the coffee extract by passing it through heat or by freezing the coffee extract and then grinding it up. The freeze drying process results in coffee that is rich in flavour, the granules are lighter in colour and such coffee is more expensive. The heat drying process results in coffee that is more intense in flavour and the granules are darker in colour. A blend that I used to create manually before is now available pre-packaged. Instant coffee does not compare to filter coffee but is surely very convenient. With this blend, the coffee from Tata is equally satisfying.

I had ordered it for the first time and it smells so good 😍and uses small quantity of coffee powder for a one cup, it is very nice product in terms of price and qauntity.....💯

All right people, here's the deal. Instant coffee is of two types - spray dried and freeze dried. The first kind is disgusting. Don't drink it. What's wrong with you? Spit out those fine granules. Have some self respect. The second kind is much, much better. Tastes a lot closer to what coffee is supposed to taste like (if you weren't a lazy person who was buying instant coffee instead of grinding and brewing your own beans, you ingrate.) This is the second kind. The good kind. The full-bodied, delicious sip of heaven your mouth's been craving but which your wallet hasn't been able to afford. Until now. If you like premium coffee (Nescafe Gold, Nescafe Alta Rica, any of the Davidoff range ...), you'll like this. If you want to try drinking black coffee, this is your cup. It's mild and delicious and yet bitter in the way coffee is supposed to be. Just take a teaspoonful and mix it in hot (not boiling) water. Add a pinch of salt if you don't like the bitter. There. Now enjoy being a grown up.

If you enjoy the aroma of coffee and want a better alternative to Nescafe, this is the one for you. I've had Nescafe and then this one. This is my forth purchase of TATA Coffee Grande because in comparison to Nescafe this one has much better taste and aroma. Additionally it also makes your coffee milk little thick, richer and creamy which Nescafe doesn't. I feels as good as CCD or Barista coffee if you can make it well. I usually don't write reviews but because I'm in love with it, I couldn't stop myself from recommending it. I hope that would help you. Cheers!

This is actually a decent instant coffee owing to the inclusion of chicory in the mix. However, if you are a hardcore coffee drinker or connoisseur, this might leave you wanting for more. In fact, for light coffee drinkers, it's a pretty good choice. It's quality and taste has definitely gotten better over the years. To be honest, when it was first launched, I totally hated the product because it simply felt bland. Today, I perceive it to be a much better coffee. However, it falls short in front of the stiff competition from Bru and Nescafe. Tata's aroma isn't that appealing as the others. The coffee looks good in milk, there is a rich colour, there is a slight hint of bitterness but you'll miss that typical coffee fragrance that rounds up the entire coffee experience. There is also a faint fruity note in the coffee flavour, which can be missable though. Being a person who experiments a lot with coffee, I might skip this one next time. But given how it has constantly improved over time, I think they'll crack the code to awesome coffee soon in the future.