Diljit Dosanjh Sips On A Rs 31K Coffee In London, Here's All About This Expensive Drink

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Diljit Dosanjh recently visited a swanky cafe in London. The actor and singer sipped on the Japan Typica Natural coffee that was sold for £265 (approximately Rs 31,000).
Diljit Dosanjh is one of the most entertaining celebrities on social media. His love for all things food is well-known as he never shies away from an opportunity to try out new dishes and even cook up a storm in the kitchen. The Punjabi actor and singer is currently in London, and he recently tried a £265 coffee, which is approximately Rs 31,000.
Taking to his Instagram, Diljit Dosanjh shared a video from his recent trip to London. The singer arrived at a lavish cafe in the city and ordered a 'Japan Typica Natural', which sold for £265. Sharing the video, he wrote, 'Most Expensive Coffee of London."
Take a look at the video here.
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Decked out in a sharp black-and-white jacket, complete with sunglasses and a hat, Diljit made a stylish entrance into a London café to sample the ultra-exclusive 'Japan Typica Natural' coffee. Priced at a jaw-dropping £265 (around ₹31,000), the brew hails from a family-run estate in Okinawa, Japan, and is famed for its rich, fruity, and luxurious flavour profile. The coffee was served to him in a golden cup. After taking a sip from the gilded cup, he deadpans, 'Alag feel karoon, yeh toh pheeki hai coffee," and without missing a beat, adds, 'Saath mein ladoo, boondi bhi le aao."
What is the Japan Typica Natural?
The Japan Typica Natural is a rare and exquisite speciality coffee cultivated on Okinawa Island, Japan, specifically at the Nakayama Estate. This estate, managed by Mr. Tatsumi Kishimoto and his family since 2015, is among the approximately 20 coffee farms on the island. They produce Arabica Typica and Mundo Novo varietals, all processed using the natural method, which involves drying the whole coffee cherries under the sun, allowing the beans to absorb the fruit's sugars and flavours. Grown at an elevation of 150 meters above sea level, the Nakayama Estate's Typica beans are renowned for their smooth profile, featuring subtle earthy hints, notes of spices, bright acidity, and layers of fruity, juicy tones.
Due to the limited coffee-growing regions in Japan, the Japan Typica Natural is considered one of the rarest and most expensive coffees globally.
First Published:
May 30, 2025, 11:04 IST