Sea Turtle 2 Lb
Here's a solid, well-rounded blend recipe using widely available green coffees — designed for a balanced light-to-medium-light daily drinker.
What to Expect in the Cup
- Aroma: caramel, mild floral, light chocolate
- Flavour: brown sugar sweetness, gentle citrus brightness, clean cocoa finish
- Body: medium — not thin, not heavy
- Acidity: present but soft, not sharp
- Finish: clean, slightly sweet
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In the Cup The most refined and approachable. Soft floral notes, clean citrus, warm hazelnut, and a gentle honey sweetness that runs throughout. Nothing loud, nothing sharp — just a beautifully composed, easy-drinking cup. The finish is clean and slightly nutty.
Body & Feel: Medium-light. Smooth and clean. Acidity: Mild and polished — barely noticeable. Best Word for It: Effortlessly smooth. Best for: Anyone who wants quality without intensity. A true daily drinker.
Preparation Tips
Drip / Filter Machine
The most forgiving method for this blend. Use 1:16 ratio (1g coffee to 16g water). Water temperature 91–93°C (196–200°F). Avoid cheap paper filters if possible — a gold-tone reusable filter lets more body through. Don't keep the pot on a hot plate; pour into a thermal carafe immediately to preserve the sweetness.
Pour-Over (V60 / Chemex / Kalita)
Where this blend truly shines. 1:15 ratio. Water at 92–94°C (197–201°F). Bloom with twice the weight of water for 30–45 seconds — this is important with lighter roasts as they release more gas. Pour slowly and steadily. Total brew time 3–4 minutes. The Kenya variant especially rewards pour-over.
AeroPress
Use 1:13 ratio for a concentrated, full-flavoured cup. Water at 88–90°C (190–194°F) — slightly cooler suits the AeroPress well and tames any brightness. Steep 1.5–2 minutes, press slowly over 30 seconds. Great for the Peru and Honduras variants.
French Press
Use 1:15 ratio, coarse grind. Water at 93°C (199°F). Steep 4 minutes exactly, then press and pour immediately — don't let it sit or it turns bitter. The Brazil-forward body in this blend works beautifully in French press, giving a rich, fuller mouthfeel.
Espresso (for the adventurous)
Pull this blend slightly longer than usual — aim for a 1:2.2 to 1:2.5 ratio in 28–32 seconds. Grind finer and dial in patiently. The Costa Rica and Honduras variants work best as espresso. Expect a bright, sweet, caramel-forward shot rather than a classic dark espresso character. Outstanding as a flat white.
Universal Tips
- Grind fresh. Pre-ground coffee loses most of its character within 20–30 minutes of grinding. A burr grinder makes a significant difference.
- Water matters. Filtered or low-mineral water (around 150 ppm TDS) is ideal. Tap water with heavy chlorine will dull the sweetness.
- Rest your roast. Wait at least 3 days post-roast before brewing. Day 5–10 is peak flavour for this roast level.
- Store it right. Airtight container, away from light and heat. Don't refrigerate. Use within 4–6 weeks of roast date.
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Weight2 lb
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GrindWhole Bean