In Brief
- Bengaluru to host third India International Coffee Festival in February 2027.
- Festival brings together coffee growers, roasters, café brands, baristas, manufacturers, and consumers.
- Event offers a comprehensive farm-to-cup experience.
- Festival showcases India's growing coffee industry and innovation.
Bengaluru is set to reaffirm its status as the nation's coffee capital as the 9th India International Coffee Festival (IICF) returns to the city from February 26 to 28, 2027 at Chamara Vajra.
Organized by the Specialty Coffee Association of India (SCAI) in collaboration with the Coffee Board of India, the event will gather growers, roasters, baristas, café owners, and equipment manufacturers on a unified farm-to-cup platform.
The festival is designed to provide a farm-to-cup platform, offering participants opportunities to network, share knowledge, and explore innovations in the industry.
This event underscores Bengaluru's role as a central hub in India's expanding coffee ecosystem. Organisers anticipate wide participation from across the country and international visitors, enhancing the profile of Indian coffee on the global stage. Past editions have successfully promoted sustainable coffee farming practices and strengthened business linkages within the industry. The 2027 festival continues this tradition, supporting the growth and modernization of India's coffee sector.
