Espresso Recipe | Brazil Rancho Grande

Recipe

This Brazil stands out for its sweetness and orange citric acidity, a very silky body and a long hazelnut finish. With this recipe we get a round espresso which also works great in milk drinks, where we can find hazelnut, chocolate and cherry flavors.

• In: 19 g
• Out: 40 g
• Time: 28-30 sec aprox.

Recipe based on results with la marzocco linea mini and mazzer Kony E grinder.

The Coffee

Coffee production began at the Rancho Grande Farm in 1933. Today, the farm is run by José Carlos Reis and his son Flávio (Fafa). After the coffee has been harvested it’s dried in boxes. The boxes have vented grills to allow airflow through the coffee. First cold air will be blown for 12h slowing the fermentation and then the air temperature will be increased gradually to allow coffee to dry for between 7-10 days. After drying, the coffee is rested for approximately 3-4 weeks before being milled.

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We’ve created this recipe to help you improve your experience enjoying our beans, but remember that coffee is not an exact science, so we invite you to experiment yourself and, if you feel like, let us know your feedback.

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