MICROLOT | Varshini Natural
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Small Batch roasted to order - next roast on May 14th
Note: all other coffees with this order will be shipped together.
Tasting Notes:
Bright and expressive, this coffee highlights vibrant fruity notes with a silky tea-like body. Flavors of mixed berry jam, sweet almond, and wildflower honey shine with clarity in every sip. Carefully roasted for a clean, delicate finish, it delivers a refreshing and nuanced cup reflecting the meticulous care input by the producer. Ideal for pour-over or a delicate fruit-forward espresso.
100% Arabica Coffee
Recommended Brew Methods:
Pourover, Chemex, Aeropress, Espresso
Coffee Origins:
Situated in Aldur Hobli district of Chikmagalur, Karnataka, is Amruthavarshini, a coffee farm that has been women-owned and operated for the last 20 years. ‘Varshini’ means ‘showers’ in Sanskrit and is the name for the Rain Goddess in India. The name of the farm, ‘Amruthavarshini’ means ‘Rain of immortal nectar’ and honors the vital, skillful and nurturing role that women and water play in the coffee journey from bean to cup.
Poornima Jairaj is a first generation coffee farmer and current owner of the farm.Ms. Jairaj fosters a sustainable ecosystem, cultivating superior quality coffee from a farm dedicated to innovation and inclusivity. The care and attention that is given to the coffee growing process and the overall well being of the farm workers shines through the quality of their coffee. Read more on the Amruthavarshini farm story here.
Producer: Poornima Jairaj
Region: Aldur Hobli district, Chikmagalur, Karnataka
Altitude: 4,000 feet / 1,200 meters
Variety: San Ramon
Process: Natural, anaerobic fermentation with yeast, shade dried
Roast level: Light-medium
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