Mango Burst — Co-fermented
Candy Bloom
MangoGummy CandyTropical Sweetness
- Origin
- Gayo, Sumatra
- Altitude
- 1200–1350 m
- Process
- Co-fermented
In the cup
- Very sweet
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Mango Burst — Co-fermented
Candy Bloom
MangoGummy CandyTropical Sweetness
- Origin
- Gayo, Sumatra
- Altitude
- 1200–1350 m
- Process
- Co-fermented
In the cup
- Very sweet
Also available on
Coffee profile
- Origin
- Gayo, Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia
- Altitude
- 1200–1350 m
- Variety
- Ateng Super, Bourbon, Tim-Tim
- Process
- Co-fermented
- Composition
- Single origin
- Roast
- Filter
In the cup
How to brew
V60 — Berry Pop & Mango Burst
15 g · 250 g · 90–92°C · medium · 1:16.7 · 2:45–3:10
- Brightness
- 0:00Bloom with 40 g of water for 30 seconds.
- 0:30Pour to 120 g.
- 1:15Pour to 190 g.
- 2:00Pour to 250 g.
Tips
- If it tastes too intense or fermenty, lower the temperature a little or grind slightly coarser. For more fruit, brew at 92°C and pour more slowly.
V60 — Bright Bypass
13 g · 210 g · 92–93°C · medium-fine · 1:16.2 · 2:15–2:35
- Brightness
- 0:00Bloom with 40 g of water for 40 seconds.
- 0:40Pour to 95 g.
- 1:10Pour to 145 g.
- 1:40Pour to 190 g.
- Let it drain.
- Add 20 g of hot water to the coffee, then stir gently.
Tips
- Adjust the grind to the cup and to taste.
V60 — MelonTea
15 g · 250 g · 91–93°C · medium · 1:16.7 · 2:45–3:15
- Sweetness
- 0:00Bloom with 40 g of water for 30 seconds.
- 0:30Pour to 120 g.
- 1:15Pour to 190 g.
- 2:00Pour to 250 g.
Tips
- If it feels too heavy, grind slightly coarser or lower the temperature to 91°C. For more sweetness and melon, brew at 92–93°C and keep the pour steady.
Tetsu Kasuya's Hario V60 recipe, World Brewers Cup 2016 (champion)
Hario V60 · 20 g · 300 g · 92°C · coarse (Comandante C40 MK4 28) · 1:15 · 3:30
- Sweetness
- Brightness
- 0:00Pour 50 g of water.
- 0:45Pour to 120 g.
- 1:30Pour to 180 g.
- 2:10Pour to 240 g.
- 2:40Pour to 300 g.
- 3:30Remove the dripper.
Tips
- The 4:6 method: the first 40% of the water (two pours) sets sweetness and acidity, the last 60% (three pours) sets strength.
Recipe by Tetsu Kasuya , World Brewers Cup 2016
More recipes for this coffee
Hario V60 · 20 g · 300 g · 92°C · coarse (Comandante C40 MK4 28) · 1:15 · 3:30
Mango Burst, juicy, tropical, and full of bounce.
Mango Burst is a Gayo arabica coffee from Bathin Baru, Bener Meriah, processed using a mango co-ferment method. It sits in the vivid, sweet infused coffee territory, with notes of mango, gummy candy, and tropical sweetness that feel bright and playful.
This coffee is perfect for anyone who loves specialty coffee with a clear, sweet, easy-to-enjoy fruit character. Its profile feels fun and expressive, while staying clean in the cup and comfortable for everyday brewing.
The mango character comes through as the main flavour, followed by a gummy candy sweetness and a soft, lingering tropical finish.
Cup Notes
Mango Gummy Candy Tropical Sweetness
Flavour Character
Juicy, tropical, sweet, and expressive. Perfect for anyone looking for a Gayo coffee with a fun, bright, flavour-forward profile, without losing its clean cup and specialty quality.
Coffee Details
- Origin: Bathin Baru, Bener Meriah, Gayo
- Processor: BBMC
- Variety: Ateng Super, Bourbon, Tim-Tim
- Process: Co-fermented with mango
- Altitude: 1,200–1,350 masl
- Ingredients: 100% Arabica Coffee
Flavour Character
Sweet, floral, soft, and aromatic. Perfect for anyone looking for a Gayo coffee with a playful, candy-bright flavour profile, while still feeling tidy, clean, and serious in cup quality.
Brewing Recommendation
Great for V60, Kalita, Origami, Aeropress, or other filter brewers.
Use a medium grind and 90–92°C water to keep the fruit character juicy and clean.
Starter Recipe — V60
- Coffee: 15g
- Water: 250ml
- Temperature: 90–92°C
- Grind: Medium
- Ratio: 1:16–1:17
- Finish: 2:45–3:10
- 0:00 Bloom 40g for 30 seconds
- 0:30 Pour to 120g
- 1:15 Pour to 190g
- 2:00 Final pour to 250g
If the flavour feels too intense or fermenty, lower the temperature slightly or use a slightly coarser grind. If you want more fruit character to come through, use 92°C water and pour more slowly.
Store in a cool, dry place. For the best flavour, use within a few weeks of the roast date.