Red Brick
Red Brick
Espresso
Peach / Chocolate / Almond / Caramel
Costa Rica / Ethiopia
53% Puente Tarrazú / 47% Telila
As the crops change, so do the components of our Red Brick, highlighting harvest cycles and celebrating the seasonality of coffee. We've combined the great fruit qualities from each component, and allowed the sweetness to shine.
*Component percentages are subject to change.
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RECIPE
RECIPE
This profile and recipe was developed on a Victoria Arduino VA388 Black Eagle with VST 20g baskets – so should be taken as a starting point, and not an absolute as different machines extract in different ways.
The recommended baskets for this espresso recipe are the VST 20g.RECIPE DETAILS
We recommend the following recipe as a starting point:
• Dose: 19 grams
• Brew temperature: 201ºF-202ºF/94ºC-94.5ºC
• Brew time: 28-32 sec
• Brew Ratio: 1:2 -
Coffee information
Coffee
Puente Tarrazú
Roast Level
Medium
Country
Costa Rica
Process
White Honey
Variety
Catuai, Caturra
Producer
Puente Tarrazú Micromill
Coffee
Telila
Roast Level
Medium
Country
Ethiopia
Process
Washed
Variety
JARC 74110, JARC 74112
Producer
Various Smallholders
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About
ABOUT
Telila Washing Station makes its triumphant return to Red Brick, alongside the classic, Puente Tarrazú! Sweet stone fruit notes mingle with caramel and chocolate depth to bring a pleasant twist to our house espresso blend.
Costa Rica’s Puente Tarrazú continues to impress with its foundational, caramel flavours and almond-butter-like texture. One of the first micromills in the Tarrazú region, Puente’s white honey lots have been a cornerstone of the Red Brick blend for over a decade. This year, a new generation came into Puente’s leadership with Dinnier Naranjo, alongside Mainor Rivera. We were pleased to host Dinnier in London at last year’s Costa Rica Producer Visit. The coming years will be an exciting time for a longstanding relationship!
Telila of Gera, Jimma has become an outstanding collaborator for us in all things Ethiopia. We built this Red Brick component with lots whose producers come from the Kolla and Genji Challa kebeles. Last season also marked the opening of Telila’s second washing station site at Atoma. Concurrent with this growth, they deliver their usual impeccably detail-oriented washed coffees in a season wrought with shipping delays and quality issues in East Africa.