
900EGP
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طرق التخمير المفضلة: التقطير اليدوي
لتحضير V60: طحن متوسط، درجة حرارة ماء ٩٢-٩٤ مئوية، نسبة تخمير ١:١٦ (١٦ غرام بن لكل ٢٥٠ مل ماء)، مدة تخمير ٢:٣٠-٣ دقائق.
لتحضير الإسبريسو: طحن ناعم، درجة حرارة ٩٣ مئوية، نسبة ١:٢ (١٨ غرام بن، ٣٦ غرام إسبريسو). توقع قشدة بلون الكراميل مع نكهات النبيذ الدافئة والفواكه الاستوائية.
ملاحظة: هذه القهوة مثالية لمن يجدون القهوة التقليدية حامضية جداً. انخفاض
حموضتها وجسمها الناعم يجعلانها مشروباً يومياً رائعاً.
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Description:
From the highlands of Indonesia, at 1,700 meters above sea level, where fertile volcanic soil and a humid tropical climate prevail, smallholder farmers cultivate this rare variety: Purple Caturra – a natural mutation of the famous Caturra variety, distinguished by its purple-colored cherries when ripe. This coffee represents the other side of Indonesian coffee, with its smooth body, low acidity, and tropical fruit flavors. This batch received a score of 87 according to Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) standards, confirming its exceptional quality.
Unique bean profile:
Purple Caturra coffee is characterized by its complex and exotic flavors, taking you on a tropical journey:
Processing method (Wet Hulled – Giling Basah):
What truly sets this coffee apart is its unique processing method, known locally as "Wet Hulled" or "Giling Basah." This method is exclusive to Indonesia and is radically different from any other processing method in the world. After hand-picking ripe red cherries, the outer skin is removed and the beans are fermented for just one day. Then, instead of drying the beans to the usual moisture level (10-12%), they are partially dried to only 25-30%, then the parchment layer is removed while still wet, and they are dried completely. Why does this matter? Because this method produces:
Weekly small‑batch roasting:
We roast Purple Caturra beans only to order, in batches not exceeding ten kilograms, to guarantee maximum freshness and purity. We use air roasting technology to a light‑to‑medium degree – the optimal level to highlight the wine notes, tropical fruits, and natural sweetness, without masking the smooth body.
Enough for 17 to 22 cups.
Brewing tip (First recipe – Pour‑over):
Preferred brewing methods: Pour‑over (V60, Origami, Kalita) – best to showcase the wine and tropical fruit complexity. Also suitable as espresso for a dense, fruity shot.
For V60: Medium grind, water temperature 92–94°C, brewing ratio 1:16 (16g coffee per 250ml water), brew time 2:30–3 minutes.
For espresso: Fine grind, temperature 93°C, ratio 1:2 (18g coffee, 36g espresso). Expect a caramel‑colored crema with warm wine and tropical fruit notes.
Note: This coffee is ideal for those who find traditional coffees too acidic. Its low acidity and smooth body make it a perfect daily drinker.