Meghalaya's Khasi Hills, where lots have been reported with black tea, blueberry, mandarin and sweet-lime notes.
The Khasi Hills are a Meghalaya coffee source in ICB's catalog, alongside West Khasi Hills and Aguragre. ICB calls the flavor cluster the most unusual in its northeast Indian data.
Field notes
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Some roasters list Meghalaya coffee as 'Shillong', after the state capital.
In the cup, according to guides
- BerryOften notedTrade reporting on Khasi Hills lots describes black tea, blueberry, Khasi mandarin, sweet lime, grapefruit and wild sweet lemon notes.
Within Khasi Hills
Sources · 1 Every sentence here was checked against a source we read. Taste notes are what guides describe, not promises about your bag. Last revised 2026-11-10. Some details here are less settled than others.
- Coffee Regions of India: A Complete Guide · Indian Coffee Beans (roaster/retailer)