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Kulé
Starting: US$20.00
watermelon, rose hip, meyer lemon
Ethiopians traditionally consume both coffee leaf (kuti) and cherry (buna kela). Ninety Plus also considers all parts of the coffee plant in its processing recipes. The Kulé process utilizes the husk (cherry) of the coffee fruit as an ingredient in fermentation.
Although Ninety Plus has used coffee cherry for several years, this particular formula is new for the 2021 harvest and yields a juicy and refreshing watermelon/rose hip taste. Incredible hot or chilled.
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- Technical Information
- Brewing Guide
- Roasted Coffee Information
- International Customs Regulations
- Ikawa® Roasting Profiles
| Farm: | Ninety Plus Gesha Estates |
| Location: | Silla de Pando, Volcan, Republic of Panama |
| Terroir: | Rich volcanic soil, only 400-500 years old |
| Elevation: | 1,500-1,700 meters above sea level |
| Profile: | Kulé |
| Variety: | Mixed Heirloom |
| Process: | Innovation/Proprietary |
| Drying Style: | Dried in Cherry |
| Production year: | 2022 |
We roast to order all coffees daily, Monday to Friday, excluding Panama’s national holidays, and ship the next day! Cut-off time is 8:00 am (UTC-5) of roast day.
Each country’s port-of-entry Customs Authorities have importing regulations that are outside our knowledge and control. Please be aware that there might be importing fees and taxes according to each country’s regulations. The importer is responsible for those charges entirely.
Disclaimer:
By design, the Ikawa roaster is a fluid bed roaster, which means simply that it is roasting using hot air. This, though, has its limitations, as it depends on the altitude, relative humidity, temperature, and density of the air. The profiles we are sharing below with you have been developed in an environment with 85% relative humidity, at 1,400 meters above sea level, with temperatures between 20°C and 25°C.
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