• 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;
• Slowly continue pouring until 1:10;
• Total time 3:10.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“Bright, fruity/berry filter coffee. Kinda like Kenya, but different.”
Black currant, pomegranate, raspberry, yellow plum
Processing :
Washed
Variety :
Red Bourbon
Roasting :
Espresso / Filter
Score :
88
Our recipe for V60 :
• Grind size on EK43 – 8,5;
• 15,5g of coffee;
• 260g of water, temperature: 98℃;
• 50g of water – bloom for 30 seconds;
• +50g of water at 0:30;
• +50g of water at 1:10,
• +110g of water at 1:50;
• Total time 3:00.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“Our favorite! Like Kenya, but different. Mix of dark and red berries with stone fruits. Bright, rich, complex acidity, that is well balanced by sweetness.”
“You will recognize a lot of berry flavors in this espresso. It has a bright, sparkling acidity, a rounded, consistent, and light body, as well as clean, readable descriptors of all the berries from grandma’s garden.”
• Grind size on EK43 – 8;
• 15,5g of coffee;
• 260g of water, temperature: 98℃;
• 50g of water – bloom for 30 seconds;
• +50g of water at 0:30;
• +50g of water at 1:10;
• +50g of water at 1:50;
• +60g of water at 2:20;
• Total time 3:20.
Comment from the roaster (V60) :
“Dark, ripe berries and rosehip tea. A rich, predominantly sweet, moderately acidic compote that evokes your warmest summer memories.”
“Kenya in espresso is like having sparkling wine for breakfast. It’s unexpectedly amazing and too wonderful to pass up. The flavor profile includes raspberry jam, lemon marmalade, and the entire range of berry associations that might come to mind.”