Maison Des Élixirs A Couture House for Coffee Ten Origins Curated Now in India GST Invoicing · FSSAI Labelling · Pan-India Trade     Maison Des Élixirs A Couture House for Coffee Ten Origins Curated Now in India GST Invoicing · FSSAI Labelling · Pan-India Trade    

Née à Saigon · Curated for India

Where Coffee Meets Couture.

A design house, rendered through rare coffee. Ten origins — composed as artefacts of taste, ceremony and craft for India's most discerning palates.

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Née à Saigon
Maison Des Élixirs
Curating Artisanal Coffee
Vietnam Colombia Ethiopia Indonesia Brazil Peru Honduras Guatemala Kenya Rwanda

The Maison Philosophy

We are not a coffee brand.
We are a design house — and coffee is our artefact.

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Every bean we source, every sachet we fold, every tin we emboss begins as a question of design. Terroir becomes texture. Processing becomes palette. The box, the pouch, the phial — all drawn from the same pen. A Maison is a discipline of taste, exercised across every surface.

Three Disciplines

Coffee · Culture · Couture

The three pillars on which the Maison is built. Every lot, every package, every relationship is measured against all three.

Pillar N° I

Coffee

Terroir · Processing · Craft

Altitude-grown arabicas from the Sidamo highlands; fine-grade robustas from the Vietnamese plateaus. Every lot is cupped, scored and curated against a single standard — would we serve this at our own table?

Pillar N° II

Culture

Origin · Story · Ceremony

Coffee is a six-hundred-year-old language of ceremony. We carry the stories of the farmers, the species, the processes — so the cup you serve is not merely hot liquid but a conversation about a place.

Pillar N° III

Couture

Design · Object · Gift

The vessel matters as much as the liquor. Our drip-bag boxes, stand-up pouches and red-lacquered tins are designed to be kept, not discarded — objects for the mantelpiece, not the bin.

Objects from the House

The Atelier

A gallery of the Maison's artefacts — the boxes, pouches and tins that carry our coffee into the world.

N° I · The Tin
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The Red PU Tin

Hand-lacquered in Ho Chi Minh City · Embossed gold crest · Edition of 500

N° II · The Box

The Drip Bag Box

10 × 12g sachets · Origin-stamped

N° III · The Pouch

The Stand-up Pouch

227g whole bean · Apothecary stamp

N° IV · The Sachet

The Apothecary Sachet

Single-serve phial · Nitrogen-sealed

N° V · The Cabinet

The Origin Cabinet

Curated gift edition · All ten origins

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From the Journal
Dispatch N° 01

The Red Tin: How a Saigon Lacquer Workshop Became Our First Artefact

In a narrow atelier on Lê Lợi Street, a third-generation lacquer artisan hand-paints each tin with seven coats of sơn mài — the same technique used in Vietnamese temple art since the 15th century. We asked her to render our crest in gold leaf. She said: "Gold is easy. Patience is the material."

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Where the Coffee Comes From

Ten Origins

Each lot travels from its farmer with a story, a stamp and a signature. Six in the Maison today — four more en route.

VNN° 01

Vietnam

Arabica · Fine Robusta

Velvety cocoa, toasted spice, a slow, rolling finish.

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CON° 02

Colombia

Specialty Arabica

Citrus and caramel in perfect balance; clean, bright finish.

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ETN° 03

Ethiopia

Heirloom Arabica

Jasmine, bergamot, stone fruit — the birthplace of coffee.

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IDN° 04

Indonesia

Arabica · Robusta

Earthy, cocoa-deep, syrupy body. A cup with weight.

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BRN° 05

Brazil

Specialty Arabica

Nutty, dark chocolate, low acidity — quiet confidence.

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PEN° 06

Peru

Organic Arabica

Bright fruit, delicate florals, a clean and honest finish.

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HNN° 07

Honduras

Specialty Arabica

Toffee, red apple, honey — a rising star of Central American lots.

GTN° 08

Guatemala

SHB Arabica

Cocoa, spice, orange peel — volcanic terroir, lingering finish.

KEN° 09

Kenya

AA Arabica

Blackcurrant, tomato brightness, juicy acidity — the connoisseur's origin.

RWN° 10

Rwanda

Bourbon Arabica

Stone fruit, floral complexity, silky body — the jewel of East Africa.

A Guide to the Bean

Four Species, Four Languages

Not grades of the same thing — different plants, telling different stories. Two in the Maison today, two arriving.

Species N° I

Arabica

Coffea arabica · Tropical highlands · 60–70% of world production

The connoisseur's choice. Grown at altitude, matured slowly, arabica rewards careful processing with an extraordinary flavour range — from jasmine and bergamot to dark chocolate and caramel. Our Colombian, Ethiopian, Brazilian and Peruvian lots are all specialty-grade arabica.

Sweetness
High
Acidity
Bright
Body
Medium
Caffeine
1.2–1.5%
Species N° II

Robusta

Coffea canephora · Lowland forests · The backbone of crema

The powerhouse of the café. Fine-grade Vietnamese robusta — our speciality — is a different creature from commodity lots: rich, earthy, chocolatey, with a lingering finish and double the caffeine of arabica. The bass note in every great espresso blend.

Sweetness
Low-Med
Acidity
Low
Body
Full
Caffeine
2.0–2.7%
Species N° III

Liberica

Coffea liberica · Tropical lowlands · Less than 2% of world production

The rarest cup in the world. Liberica's oversized cherries produce a flavour unlike any other coffee — smoky, jackfruit, dark floral, with a woody finish that lingers for hours. Grown in Malaysia, the Philippines and parts of West Africa, it is the species most coffee drinkers have never tasted.

Sweetness
Medium
Acidity
Low
Body
Massive
Caffeine
1.2–1.6%
Species N° IV

Excelsa

Coffea liberica var. dewevrei · Southeast Asia · The blender's secret

Officially a variety of Liberica, Excelsa has earned its own reputation among roasters and blenders. Tart, fruity, dark — somewhere between a cranberry and a stout. It adds depth and intrigue to blends that neither arabica nor robusta can deliver. A connoisseur's curveball.

Sweetness
Low-Med
Acidity
Tart
Body
Med-Full
Caffeine
1.0–1.4%

How the Maison Serves

Four Formats

Tailored to your service, your signature, your guest.

Drip Bags

Format N° I

Single-serve specialty for hotel amenities, corporate hampers and gifting. Nitrogen-sealed. MOQ 500 units.

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Whole Beans

Format N° II

Roast profiles tailored to espresso, filter or café blends. 1 kg / 5 kg / 30 kg portions.

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Ground

Format N° III

Dialled by brew method — espresso, filter, French press. Sealed at source for freshness.

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Premium Instant

Format N° IV

Spray and freeze-dried micro-ground blends. Cold-soluble. Designed for luxury room service.

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The Maison · For Trade

Now in India

Global origins, delivered with full Indian import compliance. GST invoicing, FSSAI labelling, pan-India supply — the infrastructure for your business, with the finesse of a design house.

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GST Invoicing

Full GSTIN-compliant B2B invoicing. ITC-eligible. GSTIN 06AALCC9937A1ZL.

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Pan-India Supply

Delivery from Gurgaon. Stock replenishment across all six origins, year-round.

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Fast Sampling

Sample kits dispatched within 48–72 hours. No commitment on first tasting.

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FSSAI Compliant

Full import documentation, phytosanitary certificates and FSSAI labelling support.

Enter the Maison

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We answer in 24–48 hours. Samples dispatched the same week. PAN-India delivery with full GST invoicing and FSSAI documentation.

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Telephone & WhatsApp

+91 8920 694 407

24-hour availability

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Correspondence

Sales@capheelixir.com

Response within 24–48 hours

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The Maison

Palam Vihar, Gurgaon

Caphe Elixir Private Limited · Block C-1844, First Floor, New Vyapar Kendra · Haryana 122017

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