we are back this year with our Robusta coffee sourced from Kerehaklu Estate! To process this lot, the folks at Kerehaklu used an anaerobic, double float process where the cherries were left in ceramic vats overnight for a considerably shorter fermentation time as compared to Arabica. They have dubbed this process Halley Hulia which translates a Kannada phrase, usually given to an elderly person similar to the anaerobic fermentation process used here, which has been carried on for decades. It has a heavy body and a buttery mouthfeel that is perfectly finished off with an aftertaste of bittersweet chocolate. With its beautiful aromas of roasted nuts and cacao nibs, this coffee can be taken black or with milk, our roasters recommend brewing this as an Espresso, in the Moka Pot, French Press or South Indian Filter. Tasting Notes: Cacao Nibs, Walnuts, Raisins Roast Level: Medium Dark