Coffee
At Kerehaklu, all our single-origin specialty coffees are grown sustainably under the shade of several species of trees indigenous to the Indian subcontinent - varieties of wild fig, jungle mango, jackfruit, Java plum, pomelos, lemons, oranges, Indian beech, rosewood and red cedar notably. This while playing host to a number of small mammals and birds in the canoy and understory layers.
We have an array of Arabica and Robusta varieties, which have been cupped (sensorial analysis by professional Q-graders) and rated specialty coffees - all while coexisting in harmony with the local biodiversity.
Altitude: 3750 feet above mean sea level on average
Processing methods: Washed, honey processed and naturally-processed with various fermentation conditions and times
Varieties: Arabica Selections 5B, 6, 795, Cauvery, Chandragiri (Sarchimor), 9, 10 and Robusta Selections CxR, 274 and Peradeniya as well as small amounts of the elusive Anokhi Liberica
Annual rainfall: 80 inches per annum
Cupping reports: Can be provided upon request