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Buttery fruit pastry, anyone? This coffee has all the ingredients. “Sholi” means “mutual assistance” and the Sholi Cooperative lives up to their name: providing health resources to its members as well as cultivating coffees to exacting standards. This naturally processed Bourbon hit us right away with its delightful buttery fragrance. We tasted apple, licorice, dried cherry, prune, sweet honey, and baking spices, with a stone fruit acidity and a tea-like body.
Bag Size: 10 oz (283 g)
Roast: Light
Origin: Muhanga, Rwanda
Elevation: 1800 - 2000 MASL
Varietal: Bourbon
Process: Natural
Roaster Tasting Notes: Nutmeg, Raisin, Chocolate Malt
We Tasted: Apple, Licorice, Prune, Sweet Honey, Baking Spices, Dried Cherry
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Pour-Over Recipe
Dose: 23g
Grind: Medium Fine
Water: 350g at 202 °F
Bloom: 50g of water for 30 seconds
At 30 seconds: Pour until you reach 175g.
At 1:10: Pour until you reach 250g.
At 1:35: Pour until you reach 300g.
At 2:00: Pour until you reach 350g.
Total Brew Time: 3 minutes.
Espresso Recipe
Dose: 22g
Yield: 48g
Brew Time: 24 seconds