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Third Wave Coffee: Brewing beyond ordinary
By Reshmi Chakravorty2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
Third Wave Coffee introduces a new experimental range called Backroom Brews, featuring five distinct creations that reimagine coffee with unconventional flavour combinations and specialty ingredients.
The collection draws inspiration from the Japanese Omakase philosophy of curated selections.
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Coffee is no longer just about the familiar notes of espresso, milk or a classic cold brew. With experimental ingredients, unconventional pairings and layered textures finding their way into the cup, the beverage is becoming an experience in itself. Exploring this shift, Third Wave Coffee introduces Backroom Brews, an experimental range that reimagines coffee through unexpected flavour combinations and speciality ingredients.
Inspired by the Japanese Omakase philosophy, where the experience is guided by carefully curated selections, the range encourages coffee enthusiasts to step beyond conventional choices and explore a more immersive interpretation of the beverage. The collection features five distinctive creations — Kyoto Rose, Dirty Morning, Red Wave, The Last Order and Mont Blanc — each bringing together contrasting flavours to create its own identity.
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