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San Ramon | Gunibyle Estate

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Whole Beans : Peach, Plums, Blackberry, Medium Acidity, Medium Body

Estimate Delivery time: 3 - 4 working days

Coffee Variety - Arabica Beans
Post-Harvest Process - Naturals
Roast Level - Medium Roast
Region - Chikmagalur, Karnataka

Originally hailing from Costa Rica, the seeds of this plant varietal found their way to Gunibyle estate, where they were carefully nurtured and cultivated. With a gentle roast, this arabica micro-lot shines in various manual brewing methods and even surprises as an espresso. Its flavor profile reveals hints of dark chocolate, raisins, and pomegranate.

The San Ramon, a type of Arabica coffee bean, owes its name to the city of San Ramon in Costa Rica, a prominent agricultural hub situated just 27 miles from the Alajuela province in the Northeast. Known for its sweetness, rich aroma, and undertones of dark cocoa, San Ramon beans also boast a delightful citrus acidity. 

Tasting Notes -

Whole Beans: Peach, Plums, Blackberry, Medium Acidity, Medium Body
Espresso: Pomegranate, Dates, and Dark Chocolate After-taste, Medium Acidity, Full Body
Mokapot/South Indian Filter: Indian Raisins, Dark chocolate with lingering Black Grapes After-taste, Medium Acidity, Full Body
Drip Filter/Pour over: Orange, Dried Apricot, Low Acidity, Medium Body
Aeropress: Grapefruit, Maple Syrup, Port Wine. Medium Acidity, Full Body
French Press: Plums, Apple Cider, Medium Body, Low Acidity

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Dushyant Manocha
Clean cup - Prominently citrus profile

It is (as advertised) a light roast which makes a good cup of coffee. I have tried the coffee with pour over and aero press and on both occasions, I did get a good clean cup of coffee. However, the flavor profile is a little different from what I had expected. The flavor profile on the website says that it is a low to medium acidity coffee with notes of dark chocolates (amongst others). I thought the body of the coffee was a little too low and the citrus profile of the coffee was more prominent than any other taste. I tried changing the coffee to water ratio (from the standard 12 grams to 200 ml of water that I use) but increasing the dose increased the citrus profile. I am personally not a big fan off fan of citrus profile in a coffee so for that reason, this coffee misses the mark for me. But for those who are, I think it makes a good clean cup of coffee. Also, I noticed that some of the beans had little dark spots as if they had been over-roasted. Not sure if that is a bean specific quality or the result of roasting the coffee in a particular way.

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