Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276
Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276
Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276
Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276
Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276

Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276

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Tastes Like:

Melon, Star Anise, Clover Honey

Roast:

Indonesian coffee is better known for the traditional wet-hulled process, but this coffee uses a unique combination of anaerobic and honey processing.This method manipulates Read more

About Indonesia Sesongot Anaerobic Honey Nº 276

Indonesian coffee is better known for the traditional wet-hulled process, but this coffee uses a unique combination of anaerobic and honey processing.

This method manipulates the environment in which the coffee ferments and then dries - giving the final cup a unique and exceptional taste.

Size: SMALL 250g

£11.31
£38.44

Grind: WHOLE BEAN

Whole Bean If you grind your own beans
Cafetiere Suitable for Cafetiere & Chemex, coarse grind
Filter Suitable for Drip & V60 filters, Aeropress & Stovetop
Espresso Suitable for Espresso machines (for DeLonghi choose Filter grind)
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Indonesia

Process

Honey Anaerobic

Producers

Rakyat Farm & 15 neighbours

Grown

Bebesen, Sumatra

Altitude

1300m - 1600m

Varietals

Abyssinia, Ateng, Caturra, Gayo, Timtim, Typica (Mixed varietal)

This coffee has been named ‘Sesongot’ after a native, and unusual looking caterpillar. It has sharp barbs with a powerful sting, and can usually be found feasting on coffee plants!

But it seemed like a fitting name for this unusual and exceptional tasting coffee. The producer, Aulia Kahpi, has had great success in recent years with his coffees. So much so, that he has begun purchasing additional coffee cherry from neighbouring farms.

He ferments the harvested cherry for 24 hours, using fresh water after 12. Following fermentation, Aulia pulps and then strains coffee for about 6 hours before fermenting coffee again for 3 to 7 days. Then, he lays parchment and remaining mucilage on patios to dry. Aulia rakes parchment frequently to ensure even drying. It takes approximately 12 to 25 days for parchment to dry.

A proportion of the sale price of this coffee goes to a local project ‘Compost for Coffee’ that turns coffee waste (removed cherry pulp) into usable organic fertiliser.

Ash says...

There are some really interesting aromatics in this coffee - star anise and pink peppercorns!

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