Colombian specialty coffee company Libertario Coffee Co. & Roasters has expanded its operations in India with a new flagship outlet at DLF Summit Plaza, Golf Course Road, Gurugram. Opened to the public on November 3, the outlet marks the company’s second location in India, following its entry into New Delhi’s Greater Kailash 2 in July 2025.
The expansion reflects Libertario’s plans to strengthen its presence in India’s specialty coffee and hospitality market while introducing its integrated coffee business model to a wider consumer base. The new Gurugram flagship features the company’s first in-house coffee roastery in India and a coffee omakase experience built around curated coffee varieties, origins and brewing methods.
Founded in Colombia in 2015, Libertario operates across coffee cultivation, sourcing, exports and hospitality. The company traces its origins to its family-owned estate, La Palma y El Tucán, and currently exports coffee to 32 countries. Its business model connects coffee production with processing, international distribution and consumer-facing hospitality operations.
The Gurugram outlet brings these activities closer to the consumer through an in-house roasting facility and guided coffee tasting experiences. The roastery will allow customers to engage with the coffee preparation process, while the omakase format will introduce different beans, origins and brewing techniques. The flagship will also feature an expanded food and beverage programme, positioning the outlet as a specialty coffee and hospitality destination. The format reflects the company’s approach of combining its expertise in coffee sourcing and roasting with customer-facing experiences.
Miguel Villaquiran, Co-Founder and India CEO, Libertario said, “India is an important market for us, and the response to our first café in Delhi has given us the confidence to take the next step. With Gurugram, we are introducing a more complete expression of what Libertario has built over the years, from our understanding of coffee cultivation and roasting to the different ways coffee can be prepared and enjoyed. As we expand, we want to retain our emphasis on product quality, originality and the experience we offer at each location.”
Libertario is also planning to increase its footprint across India. Following its initial expansion in Delhi and Gurugram, the company has outlined plans to establish 5-6 outlets across the National Capital Region (NCR) by March 2026. It is also looking at markets such as Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad over the next 12-18 months.
The company’s expansion strategy builds on its vertically integrated business model, which connects coffee cultivation and sourcing with roasting, exports and hospitality. This structure allows Libertario to maintain greater control over its supply chain while developing its consumer-facing operations in international markets.
Ahead of the Gurugram outlet’s public opening, the company hosted a private pre-opening event on October 30 in collaboration with Soho House Cities Without Houses, giving invited guests an opportunity to experience the new location. With its latest outlet, Libertario continues to expand its international hospitality business through specialty coffee retail and experience-led café formats. Its planned expansion into additional Indian cities will be an important step in building its presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing coffee-consumption markets.
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