Cane and Lime (Light-Med Roast)
Cane and Lime (Light-Med Roast)
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#1 SERIES - FRUIT FORWARD LOTS | Cane & Lime
Dense & Sugar-driven flavours in your final cup.
Suitable for all brew methods.
| Origin | Yelnoorkhan Estate, Pandaravalli Village, Mallenahalli |
| Process | High altitude washed arabica dried on raised beds. |
| Varietal & Altitude |
Chandragiri grown at 5300 Feet |
| Dry Aroma | Dates & Chickoo |
| Pre Crust Aroma | Cardamon, Green Grapes & Dates |
| Post Crust Aroma | Chickoo, Milk Chocolate & Raisins |
| Based on Sensory Evaluation |
Sweet lime & gooseberry brightness, layered over dense sugar-driven base of jaggery & sugarcane |
| Roast Profile |
Light-Medium Roast with high air flow & 14-15 % development. |
| Characteristics |
Juicy mouthfeel with a medium body & |
| Minimum resting period | Filter 7 Days | Espresso 14 Days |
| A song that pairs well |
About the region / estate :
At a maximum elevation of 5300 feet above MSL, the coffees from the Yelnoorkhan Estate are in a class of their own. These high elevation coffees are much sought-after and have the rare distinction of having been sold under the Yelnoor Khan Mist brand name in North America in the early 2000s.
Established in the early 1900s, this estate was taken over by Kelachandra Coffee in 2021. Located in the direct vicinity of the Mullayanagiri peak, it tells the story of the history and origins of coffee culture in India. Due to the terrain’s harsh demands, handpicked coffee continues to remain a uniquely Indian tradition, even as the rest of the world moves on to mechanization. The ethos of respect for the land and the crop directly translates into one of Kelachandra Coffee’s finest single-origin produce.
Roasters thought :
High elevation coffees tend to carry tighter cell structure and higher organic acid content. To manage this, we used high airflow throughout the roast, allowing for cleaner heat transfer and avoiding any roast-induced heaviness that could mask the cup’s definition.
The profile was taken to a light–medium endpoint with ~14% development, giving just enough time to round off sharper acids while maintaining the coffee’s natural brightness and juiciness.
Rather than extending development, we prioritised a clean and efficient Maillard phase, ensuring that sweetness builds without muting the acidity.
In the cup, this translates to a structured citrus profile, where sweet lime and gooseberry define the front, supported by a dense, sugarcane and jaggery-driven sweetness.
Brew Approach:
18.5 GMS Med-Fine (Fellow Ode Gen 2.0, 3.9 Setting)
55 ML bloom 45 seconds
Swirl immediately after pour
Then 80 ML
Then At 1.30 again 80 ML
Then again 95 ML to finish it off with gentle swirl in the end.
Water at 94° Celsius (TDS not more than 140 PPM).
For more brightness (lime forward)
→ go slightly coarser + reduce final pour agitation
For more sweetness (jaggery heavy)
→ grind finer + extend brew closer to 2:50
