“If you were looking for a full-body coffee with a sweet base for espresso – look no further. It tastes like dried fruit and cocoa and goes perfectly with milk.”
• Grind size on EK43 – 8;
• 16g of coffee;
• 260g of water, temperature: 98℃;
• 50g of water – bloom for 30 seconds;
• Pour +50g of water until 0:30;
• Pour +50g of water until 1:10;
• Pour +110g of water until 1:40;
• Total time 3:00.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“In case you’re dreaming of a glass of red wine and chocolate-covered strawberries, but it’s morning, and you don’t want to catch the envious glances of your coworkers.”
• Grind size on EK43 – 8;
• 16g of coffee;
• 260g of water, temperature 98℃;
• Pour 50g of water, bloom for 30 seconds;
• Pour 50g of water until 1:00;
• Pour another 50g of water till 1:30;
• Pour 110g of water;
• Total time 3:00.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“This is the good ole Kenya. Berry compote and nothing else.”
• Grind size on EK43 – 8,5
• 15,5g of coffee
• 260g of water
• Temperature 98℃
Recipe:
• Pour 50g – bloom for 30 seconds,
• Pour +50g until 0:30;
• Pour +50g until 1:00;
• Pour +110g until 1:40;
• Total time 3:10.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“If Professor Dumbledore were into filter coffee, this would have been his favorite. This Ethiopian bean tastes like lemon sherbet.”
Carbonic maceration. Then depulped and dried like washed
Variety :
Jarc varieties
Roasting :
Filter
Score :
88.5
Our recipe for V60 :
• Grind size EK43 – 8;
• 16g of coffee;
• 260g of water, temperature 98℃;
• Pour 50g of water, bloom for 30 seconds;
• Pour 70g of water until 1:05;
• Pour 70g of water till 1:55;
• Pour 70g of water;
• Total time 3:15.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“First, this coffee was processed by carbonic maceration method (coffee farmers borrowed this method from their winemaking brothers. The coffee cherries are closed in an airtight environment, with oxygen being displaced by carbon dioxide. This method develops more complex acidity and sweetness). After that, the bean went through the normal washed process. It turned out to be very interesting. A classic Ethiopian profile with a twist.”