India’s top destination for coffee lovers, Something’s Brewing, has revealed intentions to greatly increase its brick and mortar presence throughout the nation. By the end of 2025, 100 retail locations—including stores and community centers—will have opened across the country’s metro and smart cities as part of this ambitious development strategy.
The founder and managing director of Something’s Brewing, Abhinav Mathur, highlighted the value of physical storefronts by saying, “Our products appeal to all senses: taste, smell, sight, and touch.
We believe in building engaging physical venues where the coffee community may congregate, engage, and discover, even as we keep a robust online presence.
Something’s Brewing just opened a new Coffee Experience Center in Surat in keeping with their development plan. With an excellent selection of more than 50 coffee gear brands, the 800 square foot business is situated at G-6 SNS Arista, Udhna Magdalla Road, Vesu, Surat. The largest selection of equipment from well-known manufacturers, including La Marzocco, Rancilio, Budan, Fellow, AeroPress, 1zpresso, Baratza, Chemex Delonghi, Nespresso, and many more, is available for visitors to examine.
At the moment, the brand runs ten SIS formats in addition to two retail locations in Bangalore and Surat.
By 2025, the goal is to expand both SIS and own stores to a total of 100 retail locations.
The firm has had impressive growth, boasting a 75% year-over-year increase, much above the industry’s 20% annual growth average. The solid market position of Something’s Brewing and the rising demand for high-end coffee experiences in India are highlighted by this result.
The brand’s dedication to coffee education and community development is embodied in the Surat store, which provides guests with immersive brewing demonstrations, expert-led seminars, and a carefully chosen selection of top-notch coffee equipment. One city at a time, Something’s Brewing seeks to transform India’s coffee culture as it grows, serving as a vital hub for the nation’s quickly developing coffee scene.
