Yes. Levista instant coffee dissolves in milk or water, so you can enjoy it with cold milk as well. For a chilled coffee, mix the instant coffee with a little warm water first, then add cold milk and ice.

It depends on how you like your coffee. Our 80:20 filter coffee gives you a stronger, fuller decoction, while 60:40 is a milder option. Both are made for those who enjoy the familiar taste of South Indian filter coffee.

Coorg, also known as Kodagu, is one of India's well-known coffee-growing regions. Its high-altitude estates, cool climate, rainfall and shaded plantations create favourable conditions for growing coffee. It is also where SLN's coffee journey began in 1956.

Levista comes from SLN, a coffee business with roots in Coorg that go back over 70 years. SLN has been involved in coffee cultivation, curing and processing since 1956, giving Levista a coffee connection that goes well beyond the finished pack.

Coorg's growing conditions give its coffee beans a distinctive character, with a rich aroma and balanced flavour. Levista's connection to Coorg goes back to its own coffee estates, where the journey from coffee cultivation to the finished coffee begins.

Our orders typically arrive within 3–7 business days, depending on your location and chosen shipping method. Please note that holidays, weather conditions and peak shopping seasons can affect delivery times.

Our Strong instant coffee and 80:20 filter coffee are the boldest options in the Levista range. Choose them when you prefer a more intense cup.

Yes. You can buy Levista coffee powder online through Levista, with delivery available across India. Our Cafe Levista stores are currently present across Bengaluru and Chennai, while our HORECA and institutional sales network serves businesses across South India.

Not necessarily. Coffee colour is influenced mainly by the roast level. The strength of your cup also depends on the coffee blend, preparation method and quantity used.

Yes. Karnataka is India's largest coffee-producing state, with Kodagu, commonly known as Coorg, being one of its major coffee-growing regions. It has been at the heart of SLN's coffee journey since 1956.