blend kyoto a
bean 1
- Country: Ethiopia
- Farm: bona sedeka
- Variety: 傳家寶
- Process: 已清洗
- LOT: ---
- Ratio: 70%
bean 2
- Country: Colombia
- Farm: Las Marias Farm
- Variety: Geisha
- Process: double washed
- LOT: Rio Dulce
- Ratio: 30%
- Flavor: Pomelo, white pepper, clean
- Roast: light roast
- Roasting Location: Japan
- Roast Date: April 16, 2026
- Material: 100% coffee beans
- Weight: 100g
This coffee boasts a delicate flavor, exhibiting an elegant and refreshing aroma reminiscent of yuzu.
Brewing Suggestions: pour over, milk brew, cold brew
Brewing Method
hario V60 01 / coffee beans 13g / temperature 90ºC
Step 1: Pre-infusion (0:00-0:30) Pour 26g of hot water, ensuring all coffee grounds are fully saturated.
Step 2: Extraction (0:30–0:45) Pour hot water up to 140g. As the water level rises, pour in a gentle circular motion.
Step 3: Brewing (0:55–1:15) Continue pouring water up to 215g. Finish by pouring directly into the center to minimize disturbance and harshness.
Peak Flavor Period for Coffee
Our coffee is specially formulated to not only exhibit bright and vibrant flavors immediately after roasting, but also to possess the potential to develop deeper, richer flavors with 2 to 3 months of intentional **aging**.
Flavor Evolution Over Time
Early Roasting Stage: Freshly roasted beans still contain a large amount of carbon dioxide (gas), which can make the aroma and flavor appear dull and unstable.
First Week: Typically, coffee begins to enter its optimal drinking state approximately one week after roasting.
Long-term Aging (2-3 months): Over time, coffee undergoes a beautiful evolution. After about 2 to 3 months, you can enjoy a cup of exceptionally clean and refined coffee.
Why is "Maturation" Necessary?
As gases gradually release, the coffee's aroma becomes clearer and more defined. Simultaneously, the sweetness, body, and aftertaste will achieve harmonious unity, showcasing depth and complexity not present in the early stages of roasting.
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