Filter Coffee

South Indian Filter Coffee: While newer coffee brewing techniques - from French Press coffee makers to Chemex filters - have become commonplace in homes in Chennai and Bengaluru, filter coffee still rules the roost.

Did you know that filter coffee can be easily made at home in a few simple steps and the most basic ingredients? Here's a recipe you can try!

Filter coffee aficionados, bookmark these places, and visit them the next time you are in Bengaluru.

Like us, picture of the filter coffee amazed people on Twitter too. And in no time, the picture went viral with people showering it with likes and comments.

There's something about a classic South Indian coffee that makes us fall for it time and again. Let's find out what makes the drink so special. Read on.

While cities like Melbourne might claim to have invented the term coffee snob, you haven't met the most fussy coffee snobs if you haven't run into one in Chennai.

Viral Video: An Indian restaurant in Sydney recently shared a glimpse of their filter coffee ice cream served in cups that resemble the traditional South Indian brass glasses.

That ingredient is chicory - a humble root that has quietly become the soul of South Indian filter coffee.

It is the British we have to thank for the spread of coffee everywhere in South India. Most filter coffee today is grown in the Yercaud and Nilgiri Hills in Tamil Nadu, but is it ...

The coffee advertisement by Starbucks depicts an elderly woman sitting next to a young man as they both enjoy some filter coffee.