The Artery Symphony No. 9 Light Roast (227g x 1)

Symphony No. 9 was the final complete symphony completed by Ludwig van Beethoven, and the first he completed after experiencing total hearing loss.

Beethoven started cutting the legs of his pianos down, so the pianos would hover just above the ground to better feel the vibrations. He would also place a pencil in his mouth, and rest the pencil on the keys to feel the vibrations. This also explains why there are so many more lower notes in this symphony when compared to his others, as he could feel them better than high notes.

The Ninth was also the first example of a major composer scoring vocal parts in a symphony. It remains one of the most played symphonies to this day, and we chose an exceptional coffee to pay homage to this masterpiece and its composer.

This is an experimental natural, as before cherries are dried they are placed in a dry tank for 72 hours (as opposed to a wet tank for an anaerobic process). This results in a natural coffee with tons of fruit/berry notes, and which is so vibrant on the nose. It's a great foray into experimental coffees as it doesn't have too much funk and is super easy to drink daily. We love this coffee and are so excited for everyone to try it.

It's a real Ode to Joy.

Facts:

• Roast: Light
• Tasting notes: chocolate covered cherries, raspberries
• Origin/Variety: Single producer/Red Bourbon
• Region: Remera Sector, Gatsibo District, Eastern Province
• Producers: Fidel Manigaba, Claver Ntambara, Celestin Uwizeyimana, Syliver Nsekuye, Dorothe Akimana, Didacienne Nyiramakuba, Eperance Mukamparanyi
• Process: Experimental Natural
• Altitude: 1550 -1850 masl
• Recommended grind: Filter, French Press and Espresso/Moka Pot

Ingredients: Whole Bean Coffee.

Contains: Caffeine.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept any returns due to the nature of this item.