Tastes Like - Plum, Brown Sugar and Green Apple's Dryness || Roasting Profile - Espresso ( Medium Roast ) || Varietal - Catuai || Altitude - 1350MASL || Process - Washed || Harvest Year - 2023 || 100% Arabica  This process has made this bean complex yet smooth on the palate. The drying on raised beds has ensured that this coffee receives even drying. We loved both the espresso ( a lungo / long shot) and also a pourover + inverted aeropress.  

Tastes Like - Fig Leaf, Marigold and Apricot Roasting Profile - Filter ( Light Roast )   Process - 80hr Culture Natural Process Varietal - Catuai Altitude - 1350 MASL   Producer Name - Ashok Patre Harvest Year - 2023-2024  Coffee Producers Note - This is a 80-hour CULTURE PROCESS natural processed coffee. It is from the Catuai varietal grown on our farm at 4400 feet from the block called Jeri Patte. The Brix of the coffee cherries was 25.8 when harvested and they were put in the stainless-steel fermenters after floater removal. A particular strain of yeast and lactic acid bacteria was added to the coffee in the fermenters and allowed to ferment for 80 hours in a carbon dioxide rich environment. After removing the coffee, they were directly put on raised beds for slow drying. The coffee was then dried slowly with constant stirring over the next 29 days. Roasters Note - This coffee is extremely aromatic, with floral and fruity notes. Tastes good in a V60 and equally good as an espresso. The charge temperature is lower, but the Maillard stage is a little longer. The roast profile is filter and the development time ratio is around 16 %.

Tastes Like - Earl Grey, Jasmine and Rose Apple Roasting Profile - Filter ( Light Roast )   Process - 76hr Culture Washed Process Varietal - Catuai 100% Arabica Altitude - 1350 MASL Producer Name - Ashok Patre Harvest Year - 2023-2024 Coffee Producers Note - This is a 76-hour CULTURE PROCESS washed processed coffee. It is from the Catuai varietal grown on our farm at 4300 feet from the block called Giri Patte. The Brix of the coffee cherries was 24.2 when harvested and they were put in the stainless-steel fermenters after floater removal. A particular strain of yeast and lactic acid bacteria was added to the coffee in the fermenters and allowed to ferment for 76 hours in a carbon dioxide rich environment. After removing the coffee, they are depupled and washed before directly put on raised beds for slow drying. The coffee was then dried slowly with constant stirring over the next 27 days. Roasters Note -  An extremey floral coffee, with a good balance of acidity. Tastes amazing in espresso and pour over. The charge temperature is a little higher as compared to naturally processed coffees. It’s a filter profile with a development time being under 2 minutes.