• Filter Kaapi: A Taste of South India

    by Raani Coffee Roasters
  • Workshop Cover Photo: A blue page corner bookmark with white and yellow star embroidery fits over a business card for the hosting company
  • Workshop Sign-up for the 2026 Ormewood Park Makers Festival


    October 10, 2026

    11:00 AM - 12:15 PM

    Location to be shared with registered participants

    Space for 10 to 50 Participants

     

    Taste and brew delicious South Indian Coffee!

    We'll be walking guests through
    1. How to to brew Filter Kaapi
    2. Talk through historical context
    3. Cultural Significance
    4. Household application

    With Q & A and tastings

     

    Cost: $10


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  • About the Host

    Raani Coffee Roasters
  • India is amongst the 10 largest coffee producers in the world, yet Indian coffee is rare to find outside of India. India has a long and diverse coffee history. From unique regional varieties to native flavors, Indian coffee carries richness and personality. At RAANI, we celebrate the uniqueness of Indian coffee while also bringing carefully chosen, limited micro lots from around the world.

    RAANI means “queen.” It is also a familiar Indian name, often heard in households across the country. For us, RAANI is not just a name, it represents the people behind every bean. A majority of our coffees come from the majestic Western Ghats of India, where women make up nearly seventy percent of the workforce. Their strength, care, and resilience breathe life into each harvest. They are the queens of our story.

    As a South Asian Immigrant woman owned brand, RAANI is built on the values of culture, community, and belonging. We proudly work with small farm holders and shine a light on women led farms, ensuring their stories and contributions are seen and celebrated.

    At the heart of RAANI is a belief that every cup holds a story. It is the story of those who grow with love, of those who gather to share, and of the communities built around coffee.

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