Origin: Kerehaklu Estate, Aldur, Chikmagalur.A single estate, naturally processed, city roast coffee. Grown at an average elevation of 1200masl.
Biodiversity: Block frequented by bison, barking deer, green pigeon and whistling schoolboy bird.
Process: Natural – Genetics: S6 Arabica – Block: Huli Bande Patte – Roast profile: City Roast – Drying: 31 days outside on raised beds followed by polyhouse – Ageing: in liner sacks for 40 days before milling
Sensory Experience: The essence of forest berries intertwined with sweet spices. A velvety sip that reveals the gradual embrace of rich milk chocolate, leaving behind a lingering aftertaste that caresses your palate with its buttery texture. Its bold body and invigorating acidity makes Pranoy’s Pride a harmonious and truly satisfying cup.
Terroir: This coffee flourishes amidst the lush indigenous Kerehaklu forest. The estate spans 270 acres in the Western Ghats, emphasizing biodiversity conservation.
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Aeropress
1:10
Steps:
Grind 20 grams of coffee beans to a medium/fine consistency
(600 microns) 15 clicks on the Comandante grinder.
→ Heat 240 ml of water to 89 degrees Celsius.
→ Add the ground coffee to the Aeropress using the inverted method.
→ Pre-wash your filter.
→ Start your timer.
→ First pour: Pour 60 ml of water and let it bloom (00:00-00:30).
→ Agitate with a spoon 5 times (00:15-00:30).
→Second pour: Pour 140 ml of water, totaling to 200ml (00:30-01:00).
→Agitate with a spoon 20 times (01:00-01:15),
following an up to downwards and then down to up rhythm
→Cap and flip (01:50-02:00).
→Press at 2:15 for an acidity/enzymatic focused cup,
→Press at 2:30 for a balanced/sweet focused cup,
→Press at 2:45 for a bold/body focused cup.
Please note that all water varry, which can affect the taste of each brew. Adjustments may be necessary accordingly.
