CO₂ degassing has calmed significantly. Aromatics are bright, explosive, and vibrant. High floral notes (jasmine and bergamot) are at maximum intensity with crisp, lively citrus acidity.
💡 Brew Advice: Great for pour-over. Use an extended 45-second bloom to clear remaining CO₂.
Sensory BalanceCalibrated to selected batch
Acidity (Crisp & Floral)●●●●○
Sweetness (White Peach & Honey)●●●●●
Body (Silky / Tea-like)●●●○○
Recommended Brew Guide
Brew Method
Chemex / V60
Coffee : Water
1 : 16 Ratio
Grinder (OXO)
Setting 11.5–12
Water Temp
205°F (96°C)
Use remineralized RO water (75–150 ppm TDS, ~7.0 pH). Allow a full 45-second bloom to release initial CO₂ bubbles.
Perched high in the mist-shrouded highlands of the Guji Zone, Uraga Haro is renowned for producing some of the most aromatic, complex coffees on earth. Smallholders tend micro-plots beneath indigenous shade canopies in deep red clay soils.
Cherries are hand-sorted, pulped, fermented for 36–48 hours in clean spring water, and dried slowly on raised African beds for 12–15 days under gentle morning sun.
Traceability & Transparency
Lot Tracking IDLOT-ETH-2026-01
Green Sourcing PartnerSweet Maria's
Raw Green Moisture11.2% (GrainPro)
Storage Condition65°F / 55% RH Controlled
Roast Telemetry Curve (Batch #11)
Bean Temp (BT)
Rate of Rise (RoR)
🎯 Tap any dot on the curve to inspect roast kinetics
First Crack occurred at 6:58 (401.4°F) followed by a 1:32 development phase (18.0% DTR) hitting a pinpoint bullseye drop temperature of 412.1°F.
Laboratory Telemetry (Batch #11)
Development Ratio (DTR)
18.0% (1:32 min)
Drop Temperature
412.1°F (Target: 412°F ± 2°F)
Total Roast Time
8:30 (510.0s)
Moisture Loss
13.8% (200g → 172.5g)
Artisan Kinetic Profile (Batch #11): Monitored via dual Type-K thermocouples. Convective airflow in the SR800 brought the batch to 412.1°F (+0.1°F diff against target)—achieving an ideal synthesis of high floral aromatics and juicy stone fruit sweetness.