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CSC Slow Dry Natural

Indonesia

  • Roast Level: Light
  • Natural
  • Single Origin

CSC Slow Dry Natural is a coffee from Indonesia, sold by Caffe Ibis (United States). Process: natural. Roast: light. The roaster’s tasting notes: lychee, sticky rice, whipped cream. Price: $25.49 to $136.18, depending on the size. That is from $59.38 per kilo.

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≈ $59.38 / kg

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Taste profile

From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.

Tasting notes

  • Lychee
  • Sticky Rice
  • Whipped Cream
Roast LevelLight
LightDark

Sizes and prices

GrindCoffee SizePer kgPrice
Whole Beans12oz$74.93$25.49 ↗
Ground-Espresso12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Ground (French Press)12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Ground (Ibrik)12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Coarse12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Percolator12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Drip - All Purpose12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Automatic Drip12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
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GrindCoffee SizePer kgPrice
Fine12oz$76.40$25.99 ↗
Whole Beans5lb$59.38$134.68 ↗
Ground-Espresso5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Ground (French Press)5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Ground (Ibrik)5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Coarse5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Percolator5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Drip - All Purpose5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Automatic Drip5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗
Fine5lb$60.05$136.18 ↗

Description

CSC Slow Dry Natural

Our newest Best of Ibis offering, CSC Slow Dry Natural, is a rare and expressive natural-process coffee from Aceh, the northernmost province of Sumatra, Indonesia.

This coffee comes to us through Central Sumatera Coffee, an exporting group based in the Bener Meriah Regency of Aceh. During a recent trip to Sumatra, our Director of Coffee and GM, Tom Wilson, tasted this coffee on the cupping table and was immediately drawn to its quality, uniqueness, and beautifully layered cup profile.

Natural processing is uncommon in Sumatra, where the humid, overcast climate makes drying coffee especially challenging. While the region is best known for wet-hulled coffees, this lot takes a different path. The coffee cherry is left on the seed and slowly dried for 27 days, more than six times longer than a typical wet-hulled process. Grown and picked at 1,800 meters, this coffee reflects both careful farming and patient processing.

We roast CSC Slow Dry Natural light to preserve its delicate sweetness and silky structure. In the cup, it opens with a syrupy lychee note, floral, fruity, and slightly tropical. A soft, aromatic sweetness reminiscent of sticky rice follows, leading into a long, full-bodied finish with a gentle vanilla-like quality that brings whipped cream to mind.

Roast Level: Light
Process: Natural
Origin: Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia
Tasting Notes: Lychee | Sticky Rice | Whipped Cream

Questions about CSC Slow Dry Natural

What does CSC Slow Dry Natural taste like?

The roaster’s tasting notes: lychee, sticky rice, whipped cream. Flavour groups: fruity.

Where does CSC Slow Dry Natural come from?

It comes from Indonesia.

How is CSC Slow Dry Natural processed?

Processing method: natural.

What roast level is CSC Slow Dry Natural?

Roast level: light.

How much does CSC Slow Dry Natural cost?

Price: $25.49 to $136.18, depending on the size. That is from $59.38 per kilo. Prices come from the shop and can change; the shop has the current ones.

Where can I buy CSC Slow Dry Natural?

In the online shop of Caffe Ibis: the prices on this page link to it. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.

Answers built from the shop’s own data and the Cafendo catalog.

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