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Pichia — light to medium roast Arabica coffee from Sakleshpur
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SWEET & CITRUS Classic Coffee introduces our new single-origin microlot from Harley Estate - Pichia Coffee Ripe coffee cherries are washed and left to ferment…

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About Pichia

SWEET & CITRUS Classic Coffee introduces our new single-origin microlot from Harley Estate - Pichia Coffee Ripe coffee cherries are washed and left to ferment overnight with a special yeast which helps break down the acids present to create a unique flavor profile. After the fermentation, the cherries are shifted to raised drying beds and raked continuously for even drying. This controlled fermentation and drying process has given this coffee a burst of floral & sweet citrus notes

Production details

Processferment overnight with a special yeast
EstateHarley Estate
SpeciesArabica
Suggested brew methodsAeropress, French Press
Tags
Limited100% arabicasweet aciditymicrolotsingle originharley estate
Taste Experience

Flavor Profile.

Our sensory profile maps the defining characteristics of this coffee, helping you understand its unique character and choose the perfect bean for your palate.

Acidity3.0Sweetness4.0Body1.0Bitterness0.0Clarity2.0

Tasting Notes

Original tasting notes from Classic Coffees

FloralSweet Citrus

Pricing & Availability

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Before You Brew.

Quick answers on how Pichia tastes, brews, and where it comes from.

Coffee Q&A

Classic Coffees's tasting notes for Pichia lean toward Floral and Sweet Citrus. Flavor is subjective and shifts with roast freshness, grind size, and brew method, so your cup may vary.

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

Pichia is suggested for Aeropress and French Press. 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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