Ethiopia Washed Yirgacheffe Kochere Tigist Boru Zero Defect (GP) (22 lb. Box)

RNY#60195

  • indignant Blueberry
  • indignant Peach
  • indignant Watermelon

$280.00/Box

Sourced From

Kochere, Ethiopia

Varietals

Producer

Tgsit Boru

Process

Fully Washed, Raised Beds

Elevation

1750 to 1750 meters

Harvest

October - February

Position

Instore NJ

Availability

29 Boxes

Royal NY's Scoring

Acidity

High

Body

High

Sweetness

Very High

Brew Analysis

Brew Style

V60

Grind Size

EK-43 #9

Coffee : Water Ratio

1:17

Total Brew Time

3:00

I waited two days off roast and prepared a cupping to taste the results of the production roast. On the table, the cup showed sparkling notes of raspberry, peach, and lime. After the cupping, I brewed up two V60’s with different dosing weights. To brew the first one, I used 21 grams and a brew time of 3:00. The brew was crisp, delicate, and sweet with a floral tone throughout. For the second V60, I dosed out 23.5 grams and used the same brew time of 3:00. The brew was sweet and clean with more body present in the cup, transitioning to a silky mouthfeel. Both brews highlighted notes of raspberry, peach, lime, and lemon. Brew Notes Mellow soft acidity transitioning into sweet balanced notes of raspberry, peach, and lime with floral tones. Raspberry, peach, lime, and floral.

  • indignant Blueberry
  • indignant Peach
  • indignant Watermelon

Roast Analysis

Roasted On

Diedrich IR-5

Color Change

6:10

First Crack

8:56

Roast Duration

11:35

Development Time

2:39

This washed lot comes to us from producer Tgsit Boru of the Kochere district in Gedio. The pre-shipment samples of this showed notes of raspberry, lemon, and pomegranate on the cupping table. The arrival samples were even better than the pre-ship with clean, integrated notes of peach, watermelon, and blueberry. As I was preparing a batch to roast on our Diedrich IR-5, I noticed how clean and well-processed this washed offering was. I charged 9 lbs. at 389°F with the burner set to 50%. The roast turned around 1:30 into duration at 164°F. At 2:47 into duration, I increased heat application to 75%. As the roast built up momentum, I adjusted airflow to 50% at 5:02. I marked color change 6:10 into duration at 314°F. The coffee took on color smoothly and evenly. The next gas adjustment came at 6:27, lowering the burner to 50%. Moving closer to the development phase, I dialed back heat application to 30% at 8:13 into duration. The development phase of the roast was reached 8:56 into duration at 388°F. First crack was audible with floral aromas. At 9:02, I increased airflow to 100%. With the roast having momentum, I lowered the burner to 25% at 9:22. I had to really stay on top of this roast and find the right balance of heat and air, otherwise I would risk stalling out with a low flame due to the amount of air moving through the drum. Duration of the roast was 11:35 with an end temperature of 403°F and a development time ratio of 22.9%.

About The Source

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This washed lot comes to us from producer Tgsit Boru of the Kochere district in Gedio. Her 2.8-hectare farm is located around 1705masl and is home to her husband and 6 children. Though produced this year, this coffee was picked from trees that were planted in 2008 and have been tended to ever since.

Coffee Origin Profile: Ethiopia

Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee. It is one of the largest producers of Arabica and the flavors range from rich and earthy to vibrant and complex.