Yirgacheffe / Lot-17
jasmine, bergamot, white peach. Pressure light. Brews translucent.
- DEPTH
- light
- ACID
- 8.4
- BODY
- 3.1
- ALT
- 2050 m
bada.coffee sources micro-lots from coastal and high-altitude origins. Each bean is logged like a coordinate, roasted like a pressure reading, brewed like a slow descent.
Three origins currently in the column. Filter by depth, acidity, or body.
jasmine, bergamot, white peach. Pressure light. Brews translucent.
red apple, brown sugar, dark chocolate. Pressure medium. Long finish.
cedar, dark cocoa, tobacco leaf. Pressure heavy. Sediment-rich.
We do not chase a profile. We listen for a moment in the bean's surface tension where sweetness sets and acid stays bright. We log it. We repeat it.
Every batch is roasted in 3-kg flights, drum temperature monitored to 0.1 °C, airflow plotted against bean mass loss. The result is a pressure reading: a number, a curve, a memory.
jasmine · bergamot · white peach
red apple · brown sugar · cocoa
cedar · dark cocoa · tobacco
jasmine · honeysuckle · stone fruit
Eighth-day blind cup. The lot held its bergamot through cooling and lifted at 24 °C. We logged 87.5.
Conical against flat: an old argument. We measured particle distribution at 600 µm across both. Conical pulled 11% more sweetness on this Huila.
Atmospheric pressure changes extraction more than any of our roast variables. Three altitudes, one bean.
Light is the enemy of staling, but oxygen is louder. We chose foil + valve. We chose the abyss.
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