Price

RM 38.99

Size

250g makes around

13 espresso cups
or
12 filter brews
Only RM 3.00 per cup

Based on 18–20g coffee per cup.


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About This Coffee

The Story Behind The Roast

Single origin, without the fuss.

The .K is single origin Brazil coffee beans, 100% arabica and the most easy-going single origin we make. Toasted nut, clean chocolate, zero sourness. If blends feel too safe but "single origin" sounds intimidating, this is the bean that bridges the gap.

At a glance

  • Roast: Medium
  • Intensity: 3 of 5, smooth and easy
  • Notes: Toasted nut, clean chocolate
  • Origin: Single origin, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Natural process, 100% arabica coffee beans
  • Roasted: Small-batch in Kuala Lumpur, roast date on every bag

Good for: the .O drinker taking a first step into single origins. Smooth enough for milk, honest enough to drink black. Never bitter, never sour.

Fresh from the roastery: Brazilian coffee beans roasted weekly in Kuala Lumpur and shipped within 2 days of roasting, roast date printed on the bag. Whole bean, espresso ground, filter ground or Turkish grind. Free shipping over RM80 across Malaysia.

Bean Profile

DetailInfo
OriginBrazil
RegionMinas Gerais
RoastMedium Roast
ProcessNatural
Altitude800–1300 MASL
Tasting NotesToasted Nut· Chocolate

Brewing Suggestions

You don’t need fancy gear or a barista course. Fresh beans, hot water and a rough ratio get you most of the way there. Our numbers below are just a starting point.

PULMUR TEAM

COFFEE ROASTERS

Brazil Maritaca | Single Origin Coffee Beans | Medium Roast | PULMUR .K

Pour Over

Pour Over
Coffee
20g
Grind
Medium Fine
Water
300g
Ratio
1:15
Time
3:00

Espresso

Espresso
Coffee
18–19g in
Grind
Fine
Water
36–40g out
Ratio
1:2
Time
25–30 sec

French Press

French Press
Coffee
30g
Grind
Coarse
Water
420g
Ratio
1:14
Time
4:00

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