Honduras Lempira, Dark Roast
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Brew it as pour-over at 1:16, 22 grams to 350 grams of water at around 200 degrees. This is a dark, soft bean that gives up its flavor fast, so grind medium, a little coarser than usual, and bloom it for 40 seconds. Expect it to puff up like fresh bread in that first pour. You are looking for molasses and toasted graham, with dry cocoa at the end.
For espresso, aim for 1:2, about 18 grams in and 36 grams out, in roughly 27 seconds. Dark, heavy coffees like this one tend to take milk well, and in a cortado the graham may turn toward chocolate. Give it one cup black before you add anything, since that is where the orange peel lives.
Air roasting uses clean, hot air to roast each bean evenly. You get a smoother, cleaner flavor without the bitterness or burnt taste that comes from traditional drum roasting. No hot metal contact means no smoky aftertaste.
It's a gentler process that brings out what's actually in the bean. The origin flavors and nuanced notes that heavy roasting covers up.
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