Outspan Boloven Sole co Ltd.
Owned Arabica Estates – Bolaven Plateau OBAL operates four core Arabica estates, providing diversified altitude exposure, production stability, and long-term supply security.
Phetlamka Estate
Xekatam Estate
Thevada Estate
Khougtoun Estate
OSSOOR ESTATE
– SAKLESHPUR, KARNATAKA
Founded on a 150-year-old legacy, preserving India's coffee heritage since 1861. Ossoor Estate is one of India's oldest and most historically significant coffee plantations, with records dating back to 1861. Originally established under British management by the Mockett Group and later managed by Mr. Richard Radcliffe, the estate has played a vital role in shaping early Indian coffee cultivation.
Spread across nearly 1,000 acres in the lush hills of Sakleshpur, Ossoor Estate cultivates both Arabica and Robusta under a traditional shade-grown, multi-crop system. The estate is home to the iconic Richard Radcliffe Bungalow, a beautifully preserved colonial residence over 180 years old, standing as a living witness to India's coffee history.
While deeply rooted in heritage, Ossoor Estate today combines time-tested plantation practices with modern agronomy, scientific inputs, and sustainable land management, ensuring consistent quality while protecting soil health and biodiversity.
Established in 1861
On-site pulping and drying facilities
Arabica & Robusta cultivation
Heritage colonial architecture
Traditional shade-grown system
One of India's oldest continuously operating coffee estates
GOLF VIEW ESTATE
– COORG, KARNATAKA
High-altitude estate in the "Scotland of India," producing aromatic coffees amid spice-rich landscapes. Located in the misty highlands of Coorg (Kodagu), often referred to as the Scotland of India, Golf View Estate is a premium plantation known for its cool climate, rolling terrain, and rich biodiversity. The estate produces both Arabica and Robusta, cultivated at elevations ideal for slow cherry maturation and complex flavour development.
Coffee plants here grow under the natural shade of orange, pepper, and cardamom trees, allowing beans to absorb subtle spice and citrus notes unique to the region. Careful harvesting, precise processing, and modern estate management ensure consistent quality while preserving terroir expression.
Golf View Estate is also home to The Birchwood Retreat, a luxury plantation resort offering immersive estate experiences, allowing visitors to engage directly with coffee cultivation and nature.
Arabica & Robusta cultivation
Modern processing practices
Shade-grown among spice trees
High-altitude Coorg terroir
Integrated plantation tourism experience
WARTYHUHULLY GROUP ESTATES
– KARNATAKA
A large multi-estate plantation group delivering scale, consistency, and secure supply. The Wartyhuhully Group Estates form IBC Coffees largest estate cluster in India, spanning approximately 1,500 acres across multiple locations in Karnatakas coffee-growing regions. This group is designed to deliver volume reliability, supply security, and operational efficiency for large-scale buyers.
All estates within the group cultivate Arabica and Robusta under a structured management system supported by centralised curing works, estate-level pulpers, and shared agronomic expertise. The multi-estate model allows risk diversification across microclimates while maintaining uniform quality standards.
Wartyhuhully Group Estates are particularly suited for buyers seeking consistent commercial volumes backed by professional plantation management.
~1,500 acres across multiple estates
High supply reliability
Arabica & Robusta cultivation
Strong operational scalability
Centralised curing and processing
NANDI & KUDREGUNDI ESTATES
– KARNATAKA
Traditionally managed estates combining Arabica and Robusta cultivation across fertile Western Ghats terrain. The Nandi and Kudregundi Estates represent IBC Group's commitment to traditional plantation management blended with operational consistency. Spread across approximately 350 acres, these estates cultivate both Arabica and Robusta within the fertile landscapes of the Western Ghats.
Managed using established agronomic practices, the estates focus on balanced yields, bean uniformity, and long-term soil health. On-estate pulping and drying facilities ensure quality control at source, while experienced plantation teams maintain consistency across harvests. These estates contribute steady volumes to IBC's overall portfolio and play a key role in supporting reliable supply for both domestic and international buyers.
Within select IBC Coffee estates, we have created contemporary private villas designed as tranquil retreats. Nestled deep within the plantation, each villa offers guests the rare experience of living amidst coffee plants and untouched nature — a peaceful escape defined by privacy, comfort, and quiet luxury.
Arabica & Robusta production
Estate-level processing facilities
Traditional plantation methods
Consistent quality and output
Integral part of IBC's India supply base
