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Sugarcane Honey — Light Medium roast Arabica coffee from B.R. Hills, Karnataka

Sugarcane Honey

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An experimental microlot from the BR Hills, processed by producer partners Madamma and Basavanna. Ripe cherries were hand-picked, sorted, pulped and…

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About Sugarcane Honey

An experimental microlot from the BR Hills, processed by producer partners Madamma and Basavanna. Ripe cherries were hand-picked, sorted, pulped and co-fermented with fresh sugarcane juice for over 48 hours, then dried slowly on raised beds under partial sun. The cup carries cane syrup, jaggery and tropical fruit. Grown at 1200 MSL from Chandragiri; the roaster suggests brewing it black to experience the full character of the process.

Production details

RegionB.R. Hills, Karnataka
VarietyChandragiri
SpeciesArabica
Suggested brew methodsAeropress, Cold Brew, French Press, Pour Over
Tags
arabica
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Tasting Notes

Original tasting notes from Black Baza Coffee

Cane SyrupJaggeryTropical Fruit

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Before You Brew.

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Coffee Q&A

Black Baza Coffee's tasting notes for Sugarcane Honey lean toward Cane Syrup, Jaggery and Tropical Fruit. Flavor is subjective and shifts with roast freshness, grind size, and brew method, so your cup may vary.

Sugarcane Honey is a single-origin coffee, sourced from one origin rather than blended, so it reflects the character of that specific place.

Sugarcane Honey is suggested for Aeropress, Cold Brew, French Press and Pour Over. As a rule of thumb: espresso needs a fine grind, pour-over and drip a medium grind, and French press or cold brew a coarse grind. Dial in from there to taste.
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