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Bahār

Bahār

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Our favourite coffee from Joldal Palya is back for a third year! The good folks at Unakki estate have upped their processing game this year and it really shows in the cup with this washed arabica.

For this lot, ripe cherries have been pulped and then rested in the fermentation tank (without water )for 18 hours. The coffee has then been washed and slow dried on raised beds.

 The result of the careful fermentation has resulted in a very complex and very bright cup that pings with the acidity of sweet-limes and has the sweetness of sugarcane juice. This coffee is an upgrade from last year's iteration in all departments! Bahār the coffee is best enjoyed as a manual brew, preferably on a V60. It can lend itself to espresso after 2 weeks of degassing.

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About Bahār

Origin

Unakki estate, Chikmagalur

Altitude

1220-1370m ASL

Processing

Washed Arabica (18 hr dry ferment)

Tasting Notes

Sugarcane | Sweetlime | Dried- Apricot

Roast Level

Medium-Light

Customer Reviews

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Sathwik Sai

Bahār

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Shoddy
A Sleeping Beauty [Update to my previous review]

While I do stand by all of what I said in my previous review , i do have some new findings to share.I often leave one last dose of coffee in the bag before i move on to my next coffee so I can come back to them for a quick refresh and usually the coffee doesn't change much[since i rest them for atleast 2.5 weeks before I move on] but Bahar after coming back to it after 4 weeks , was much easier to dial in to a point where it had both a bright critic acidity and most of its uncous sweetness that I loved so much from my very first cup . An easy recommendation to anyone who enjoys a clean but balanced cup of coffee , solid 4.5/5

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Saebee
Aaahhh my favorite so far!

This coffee is damn delicious. It is so friggin' sweet, it's unreal. A very prominent cane like sweetness that gets sweeter as the coffee cools. It really is an enigma how a cup of coffee can be so sweet with zero added sugars.

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Shoddy
To Sweet To Be True? [2024 harvest]

A very sweet coffee given character by its mild but pleasantly rounded citric acidity. Great for those getting into light roasts for the first time though its tea-like body may be a set back to some. That said, this coffee might be a bit TOO sweet for my tastes. It comes off as a darker roast than last years arabhi which really contributes to the added sweetness but makes it so that its hard to make its crisp citrus acidity the star of the show , it always takes a bit of a back sweet to its sweetness unless you intentionally underextract which is a pleasant cup but lacks even more body and has the sweetness taper off significantly. Its secondary flavour note of dried apricot isn't as pleasant or complimentary to its citric acidity when compared to last years arabhi whose mild jasmine note really accentuated the coffees sweetness and acidity making them all the more enjoyable . That said this is still a great washed coffee to get , especially when compared to what most other roasters are offering at a similar price , that said , I know this isn't the peak of what Akshay is capable of doing with washed coffees. This 4 star comes more from a place of admiration than contempt

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A.B.
Amazing taste

With aeropress it is very good, good mouthfeel, no harshness, sweet and delicious