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INDIA - RIVERDALE ESTATE - EXPERIMENTAL CM CHAMPAGNE - LOT 6 - 2020 LOT | Coffee Cartel

Name: INDIA - RIVERDALE ESTATE - EXPERIMENTAL CM CHAMPAGNE - LOT 6 - 2020 LOT | Coffee Cartel
Brand: Cartel Coffee Roasters

Carbonic Maceration Selection 9, S5b, Geisha, Yellow Bourbon, grown at 1450–1700 masl

Roasted by Cartel Coffee Roasters

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RoasteryCartel Coffee Roasters

FarmRiverdale Estate, India

ProducerPrakesh Balaraman

ProcessCarbonic Maceration

Harvest2020

Altitude1450–1700 masl

VarietiesSelection 9, S5b, Geisha, Yellow Bourbon

Roast—

Tasting noteswell rounded juicy buttery body and mouthfeel, orange blossom, sparkling lemon citrus acidity, red apple, red grape, rich cherries

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orange blossom
Fruity › Citrus Fruit › Orange
sparkling lemon citrus acidity
Fruity › Citrus Fruit › Lemon
red apple
Fruity › Other Fruit › Apple
red grape
Fruity › Other Fruit › Grape
rich cherries
Fruity › Other Fruit › Cherry
well rounded juicy buttery body and mouthfeel
not on the wheel

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Dose15 gWater250 gRatio1:16.7Temp93°CTime2:45

Grindmedium-fine

0:00bloom 45 g, 45 s
0:45pour to 150 g
1:30pour to 250 g

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