Papua New Guinea ARUFA Natural
Papua New Guinea ARUFA Natural
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Mango | Apricot
Roast Profile: Medium (Level 3/5)
Acidity: Level 4/5
Country: Papua New Guinea
Region: Jiwaka Province
Variety: Typica & Bourbon
Processing: Natural
From its earliest introduction to present day, the arabica gene stock in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is considered to be one of the country’s strongest natural assets and these delicate genetics clearly thrive in PNG’s highlands, which are some of the most virgin and fertile on the planet. The Arufa brews up nice and sweet. It is a blend of coffee purchased in cherry from about 1500 multiple smallholders, with an average farm size of about 1-2 hectares, where the soil is generally sandy loam and loamy clay. This coffee is selectively handpicked; with producers aiming to only pick ‘full maroon Cherries’. The result is an exceptional coffee with a very intense sweetness and a fruity sensory profile with notes of mango and apricot, and a long-lasting aftertaste. They are moved multiple times a day throughout the 1-month drying process to ensure an even and uniform moisture content across the lot. Once the coffee is adequately dried, it is placed into bags and stored in a cool and dry warehouse, hulled, milled, and prepped for export.
This bean is best enjoyed as a filter coffee.
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used 12g, ground it medium to coarse with a timemore c2 (23 clicks), then brewed it with a hario switch. i let it bloom with 45g water for 2 mins, then let it steep with 160g water for 4 mins. overall 100/10 profile!! while grinding and brewing, the coffee had a fruity/sweet smell similar to watermelon and mangoes. by tasting time it was light-bodied and had relatively low acidity (for me at least). it was sweet, floral, and fruity and had a lingering sweet after taste. love these beans!! thank u sarnies bkk
Was a nice surprise. I prepared a drip coffee using 20gr of Papua New Guinea through a Stag X pour-over device letting the coffee bloom for 1:30 minutes. Total of 280 gr of hot water. The brew took around 5 min. Let it cool down a bit and serve. The sweet aromatIcs that’s what stands out from this coffee with mango and apricot notes. Super nice and pleasant. Highly recommend it.