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Nectar

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HO HoneyHoneyLightLightUseEspressoBlend

Tasting notes

HoneySweet

Character

Roasted to order — 300g packs ship within 24 hours; 1kg packs are roasted fresh and ship within 1-2 working days. Our Brightest Light Roast Blend Yet, Built for Slow Mornings Nectar is the first light roast we've built as a house blend — 100% specialty arabica from Rwanda and Ethiopia, roasted fresh in Kuala Lumpur. Lavender floats in first, soft and floral, never perfumey. Ripe nectarine follows, juicy and sun-warmed, before the cup finishes clean with the crisp snap of green apple. Bright without being sharp, sweet without being syrupy — a lifted cup for slow brews, open windows and mornings that want something a little brighter. Tasting Notes Lavender · Nectarine · Green Apple Delicate, juicy and aromatic with bright stone-fruit acidity, a round honeyed mid-palate and a clean, crisp finish. Coffee Details Origin Rwanda & Ethiopia (blend) Composition 100% specialty Arabica Roast Level Light Profile Sweetness ●●●○○ · Body ●●○○○ · Acidity ●●●●○ Tasting Notes Lavender, nectarine, green apple About This Coffee Nectar leans on two African origins, blended across three lots to stay consistent shot after shot. Rwanda is the backbone — clean structure and bright stone-fruit acidity. One Ethiopian lot brings the spark, lifted florals with a jasmine touch, while a second Ethiopian lot fills out the body with honey sweetness and a round mid-palate. The result is a delicate, juicy cup that reads as lavender and ripe nectarine before snapping clean like a slice of green apple. Three lots, one consistent blend — built to perform as espresso and as filter without compromise either way. How to Brew Nectar Espresso 1:2 ratio — 18g in, 36g out in 28-32 seconds at 94°C Filter (V60) 1:16 ratio — 15g coffee to 240ml water at 94°C If your espresso tastes sharp or thin, grind a little finer; if it tastes harsh or dry, grind coarser. For filter, dial the grind to land a 3 to 4 minute brew. How Much Coffee Is in a Bag? At about 18g per cup, a 300g bag makes roughly 20 cups, or about RM2.4

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