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Cerrado · Brazil

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Natural, grown at 1000 masl

Roasted by Red Bay Coffee

Available now· checked 30 Jul
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RoasteryRed Bay Coffee· Oakland, USA
Region & CountryCerrado, Brazil✓
Producer—
ProcessNaturalNatural (dried in the cherry), a traditional method requiring less water and enhancing sweetness✓
Harvest—
Altitude1000 masl✓
Varieties—
Roast—
Tasting notesMission fig, molasses, allspice✓

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Flavor Profile

3NOTES
  • Mission fig
    Fruity › Dried
  • molasses
    Sweet › Brown Sugar › Molasses
  • allspice
    Spices › Brown Spice

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  1. Region & Country

    Cerrado, Brazil

  2. Roastery

    Red Bay Coffee

  3. Coffee· viewing

    Slow Burn

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ProcessNaturalAltitude1000 masl
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Dose18 gOut36 gRatio1:2Temp93°CTime0:28
Grindfine

“Intense and syrupy, pulled at 9 bar.”

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