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Notes of tamarind and lime pickle

INDIA KALLEDEVARAPURA (ANAEROBIC CO-FERMENT)

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THE INFORMATION

Country

Chikmagalur, Karnataka, India

Variety

Chandragiri Arabica

Process

Rich Honey - Co-Fermented

Roast

 
2
 
 
 

THE PRODUCER

Set within the stunning Bababudangiri Hills of western Karnataka is the Kalledevarapura Estate, one of our key supply partners. DM Shankar pioneered the quality, care and attention on this beautiful farm, but his son, Shravan, has pushed the boundaries of process and flavour and – along with his own roasting company,

Beanrove in Bengaluru – ensured the farm is one of the most sought after and respected in India. Each year we not only commit to volumes of their finest washed coffee for our Core Range blends (particularly Under Milk Wood), but also to several of their micro-lots for our Producer Series. This season we had the opportunity to visit the farm and see – and taste - these micro-lots in process! We were lucky to be able to choose 3 coffees including an anaerobic, co-ferment 240hr natural, their classic, clean S-795 arabica natural and this stunning, 720hr fermentation black honey process, co-fermented with seasonal, locals.

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CREATIVE COFFEES FROM
PROGRESSIVE PRODUCERS.

“This lot is where we decided to let loose and push fermentation to the edge—an unapologetically bold expression crafted to be wild, funky and winey. Built on late-harvest SLN 13 (Chandragiri) cherries from the third picking, this lot benefits from elevated pulp density and higher °Brix levels, creating the perfect foundation for an intense and dynamic fermentation.

Post-harvest, the cherries were transferred into fermentation vats and co-fermented with locally grown, in-season fruits sourced directly from the estate and surrounding region. These fruits act as natural catalysts, accelerating fermentation kinetics while layering in additional complexity and aromatic intensity.” Shravan.

Please note we only hold a limited stock of these products, but we aim to roast at least two times a week (T&Cs apply)

How to brew


We normally lean toward filter brewing for the producer series as the method highlights the more complex and delicate flavours in lighter roasted coffee. As always, we default to the industry standard of 60g of coffee per litre of water as a starting point.

Tasting notes


This is another coffee that takes you on an epic journey in the cup, from heady aromatics of clove, orange and chocolate and transparent, sweet and savoury flavours. With notes of tamarind, miso and a distinct lime pickle acidity, this coffee is a stunning example of brave processing. Soft brewing the coffee rewards with perfumed aromatics, a juicy, sweet and tangy flavour and layered finish.