Bali - Kerti
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Our Story
I'm Alex, and what started in 2014 with a single coffee van (and a dream) has now become West Berkshire Roastery - complete with two coffee roasters and a Labrador who thinks he’s the CEO.
Along the way, I discovered that coffee is one big, tangled mess - dodgy practices and shady tactics all over the place. But there’s also a whole lot of amazing farmers doing it right. So, I ditched the usual suspects and set off on a quest for the good stuff: direct-traded coffees served with a generous side of transparency.
With some caffeine-fuelled creativity, I’m here to bring you one of the finest (and cleanest) coffee experiences possible. It’s coffee refreshingly drama free.
Certification
Is this coffee organic and tested for mycotoxins?
Our Roastery Collection consisting of White Gold, Signature Gold & Black Gold is fully independently lab tested for artificial pesticides, moulds and mycotoxins. Always grown naturally free of chemicals.
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Limited Edition. Notes of toffee, pear, apple and spice. Medium dark roast, strength 3.5/5 Organic & Fairtrade.
- Delicious notes of toffee, apple, spice.
- Rich, smooth, well-rounded medium roast.
- Acidity - Medium.
- Body - Medium.
- Stays fresh for up to 6 months unopened. Once opened up to 6 weeks.
What’s all the fuss about:
Region - Buleleng, Bali
Growing Altitude - 1300 metres above sea level.
Variety - Bourbon
Milling Process - Wet hulled
Flavour - Pear, Apple, Toffee, Spice
SCA Score - 85 - independently rated excellent
The Farm
In the shadow of the slopes of Bratan, a volcano with three caldera lakes in the north of Bali lie six regions that form the basis of members of Koperasi Sapta, making up to around 400 hectares of coffee producing land.
The land itself produces its own challenges, different to those in the neighbouring Islands. The inclination of the slopes are such that water is an issue. The rain that comes quickly runs off the slopes to the lower lying areas. This means infrastructure is much more important, and the group have been creating wells to help manage this need. The traditional Hindu philosophy-based irrigation system of subak abian and is used for coffee in the area, but the continued creation of wells will be vital.
