Brown Valley HSD Coffee

Brown Valley HSD Coffee

Single-origin honey sundried (HSD) coffee from Brown Valley Coffee Estate, Boipariguda, Koraput - balanced sweetness with a smooth, rounded body from a farm running full traceability by micro-lot.

Honey Sundried (HSD)Honey/semi-dry process - some mucilage is left on during drying, balancing brightness and sweetness.Arabica S795 & Chandragiri
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650

2,600 / kg

Total:650
2,600 / kg
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Roasted only after you order - we don't hold coffee bean stock, so it's always freshly roasted.

Grown at Brown Valley Coffee Estate in Boipariguda, Koraput - one of the few farms in Odisha equipped to produce washed, natural, and honey process side by side - this lot is processed HSD (honey/semi-dry), striking a balance between the brightness of washed coffee and the fruitiness of natural process.

Over 25 years of cultivation and significant investment in post-harvest infrastructure give this lot consistent, traceable quality with balanced sweetness and a smooth, rounded body.

250g
Boipariguda, Koraput
250g pack

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Flavour notes describe the tastes and aromas you might pick up in the cup - similar to tasting notes on wine or whisky. They come from the coffee's origin, processing method, and roast, and are a guide to what to expect rather than a guarantee of what you'll taste.

Honey/semi-dry process - some mucilage is left on during drying, balancing brightness and sweetness.

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French Press

Full-bodied and rich, brewed by steeping coarse grounds directly in hot water.

4 min
  1. 1Add 1 heaped tbsp of coarse-ground coffee per 200 ml of water to the French press.
  2. 2Pour hot water (just off the boil, ~95°C) over the grounds and stir gently.
  3. 3Place the lid on with the plunger pulled up, and let it steep for 4 minutes.
  4. 4Press the plunger down slowly and evenly.
  5. 5Pour and serve immediately - coffee left on the grounds keeps brewing and turns bitter.

Tips

  • Grounds that are too fine will clog the mesh filter - stick to a coarse, sea-salt-like grind.
  • Rinse the plunger and mesh filter right after brewing so oils don't build up and turn rancid.

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