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#22 Indonesia, Sulawesi
#22 Indonesia, Sulawesi
Giling Basah (Wet-hulled) Processing
- Arabica Varietal
1100m Altitude
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About this Coffee
Indonesia, Sulawesi
Love it or hate it, Indonesians have a very distinctive approach to coffee. This Sulawesi is no exception with the characteristic Indonesian spice ringing loud and clear.
Unlike other the other Sumatran coffee we have (#3 Gayo Mountains and #17 Mandlheng), Sulawesi is much cleaner, sweeter, and somehow more pronounced. It has a thick body with pleasantly smooth cinnamon/cardamom spices in the finish. The darker we roast it the more chocolate character and the smoother the coffee becomes. However what you gain in chocolaty goodness loses some of the signature spice flavours that make this coffee so special.
Works very well with French Press and other infusion methods. Makes for a mean espresso.
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Tasting Notes
Dark Roast
Dark Chocolate, Cardamom, Cinnamon SpiceRoaster's Choice
Milk Chocolate, CinnamonLight Roast
Cinnamon Spice, Chocolate, BerriesDetails
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How to Brew It
20g Coffee : 300ml of water
For easier math, we recommend a ratio of 20g of coffee per 300ml of water. If you are doing a drip method, aim for your grinds to be about the size of coarse salt.
Tips
Resting Your Coffee
Right after roasting, coffee needs some time to chill for a minimum of three days. Our roasting cycle ensures that when you receive the beans, it’ll have rested the minimum needed. However, the flavours will continue to improve over a time. How long? Well that depends on the roasting level you ordered.
Tips
Peak Flavor Time
Your coffee will taste best depending on the roast level:
Light: 7-9 days after roast date
Roaster’s Choice: 5-7 days after roast date
Dark: 3-5 days after roast date
But every bean and person is different so please experiment and find what works for you!
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No Pre-Ground Beans?
Unfortunately no. The second you grind, you expose your beans to the nemesis of delicious coffee: oxygen. Grinding introduces so much oxygen that your coffee may stale before you receive it.
To ensure you get the best tasting coffee possible, we recommend you to buy a grinder.