Notes of dark chocolate, date syrup
"Thick, smooth, almost dessert-like without being sweet. I steep it overnight and it's ready when I am. Honestly the best cold brew I've made at home."
Dale K. VERIFIED BUYER
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Purpose-built for cold brew. Brazil natural provides chocolate sweetness and caramel depth from retained fruit sugars. Sumatra wet-hulled adds massive body (syrupy texture) and earthy depth (cedar, tobacco hints) that creates complexity in cold water.
Both processing methods = high sugar content + heavy body = cold brew excellence.
Start with a 1:16 ratio, 1 gram of coffee to 16 grams of water. That's the sweet spot for balanced flavor and body. Pour-over and drip stay close to 1:16. Go 1:15 for more richness, or 1:17 for a lighter cup.
French press does well a little stronger at 1:14 to 1:15. AeroPress can go tighter too, around 1:12 to 1:15. Use filtered water, grind fresh, and drink it right after brewing.
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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