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0-1200m Rest v1.0

Kaffelogic roast profile by Kaffelogic Ltd

Legacy

The roast in plain words

A gentle start: the beans reach 150 °C after about 4 min 45 s. The — 200 °C and hotter — starts at about 8 min 35 s. How long the roast stays there depends on the roast level you pick: a higher level ends later and tastes darker.

Read from the profile's designed curve. In our own logged roasts both marks were hit within 15 seconds of the design (94 roasts, 12 profiles, one machine).

Temperature (°C)Hot zone (200 °C and hotter)

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About This Profile

The “Rest” profiles have been developed for maximum flavour results in roasted coffee. They are perfect for those occasions where you are still working your way through a Kaffelogic roasted origin or blend and you know you will have no coffee after 3 to 5 days time. \v\vThese profiles have been designed for the coffee roasted on the Kaffelogic to be rested in airtight containers and allowed to de-gas over 3 to 5 days before the beans are ground, brewed and extracted. \v \vDefault roast for a Medium roast profile = 3.0 Recommended End (Great for Espresso + Aeropress , Rich Balanced espresso with medium body)\v\vMedium/Light roast profile = 2.2 Recommended End (Great for Pour Overs + Plungers and bright espresso) \v\vDark roast profile = 5.0 Recommended End (Great for Espresso with Rich intense deep notes)\v

Profile Specs

Batch Size

100 g

Preheat Power

570 W

Roast Power

1200 W

Recommended Level

3

Altitude

0–1200m

Profile Family

Legacy

Brew Method

Espresso

Roast Level

MediumLight

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