Blossom Naturals - 96hrs Culture Process
Blossom Naturals - 96hrs Culture Process
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| Varietal: | Red Catuai |
|---|---|
| Roast: | Light-Medium |
| SCA Cup Score: | 88 |
| Process: |
96Hrs Culture Process
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| Fermentation: |
Lactic & Yeast Culture
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| Origin: | Pearl Mountain, Athigiri |
| Elevation: | Elevation | 1300-1400M |
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Absolutely beautiful coffee. It opens with gorgeous floral notes, with freesia and rose immediately popping. As the cup cools you get distinct lychee alongside a subtle tangerine citrus note and a beautiful, almost juicy acidity. The floral character continues to linger on the tongue, especially freesia.
I brewed a clean cup using a v60. 1:16
Exceptional coffee. Could smell and taste the notes of Lychee!
One of the finest coffees I’ve brewed. Every extraction has delivered a beautifully expressive aroma, layered flavour, and a clean, lingering aftertaste. My preferred AeroPress recipe: 16g coffee, grind setting 4 on a Fellow grinder, 90°C water, filled to 3.5 on the AeroPress scale. Consistently outstanding.
Absolutely Amazing. Makes a very unique floral cup of coffee.
Roasted well
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Blossom Naturals - 96hrs Culture Process
Java Apple | Rambutan | Mangosteen | Rose | Honey
Aromatics are intense, Sweet Characters of Rambutan, Rose Essence and Java Apple.
In the Cup, Coffee is sweet with resonant flavours. Acidity is nice and bright. The flavours are characterised by Java Apple, Rambutan and Rose which are also characters in bouquet. The mid-range notes has Mangosteen and slight filtered Honey as undertones. The mouthfeel is syrupy with Medium+ Body. The after taste is long and lingering.
This is a 96-hour CULTURE PROCESS natural processed coffee. It is from the Red Catuai varietal grown on Ratnagiri Estate at 4400 feet from the block called Line Patte. The Brix of the coffee cherries was 25 when harvested and they were put in the stainless-steel fermenters after floater removal. A particular strain of yeast and lactobacillus culture was added to the coffee in the fermenters and allowed to ferment for 96 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.