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Crescendo at Hardoor
Black plum, dried fig, and red grapes. A rich fruit-forward natural from the Madikeri estates in Coorg.
Medium
Roast
Madikeri, Coorg
Origin
Natural
Process
Hardoor Estate
Estate
Black, Brewed, With milk
Best enjoyed
Crescendo at Hardoor is a medium-roasted natural from the Madikeri estates in Coorg. Sun-dried processing brings out bold stone and dark fruit character — black plum, dried fig, and red grape sweetness — without needing a dark roast. The body is full and integrated, with balanced acidity that adds structure rather than sharpness. The finish is long and confident. If you enjoy fruit-forward coffees with natural richness, this is a strong single-estate pick.
Crescendo at Hardoor is a medium-roasted natural from the Madikeri estates in Coorg. Sun-dried processing brings out bold stone and dark fruit character — black plum, dried fig, and red grape sweetness — without needing a dark roast. The body is full and integrated, with balanced acidity that adds structure rather than sharpness. The finish is long and confident. If you enjoy fruit-forward coffees with natural richness, this is a strong single-estate pick.
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New to coffee? Good questions to ask
How should I drink Crescendo at Hardoor?
Red Sirocco lists this coffee as best enjoyed black or brewed or with milk, based on its roast and flavour profile.
What does a "Medium" roast mean?
A balanced middle ground - some of the bean's original fruit and floral notes remain, rounded out by a mellower, slightly nutty or caramel sweetness from the roast.
What is the "Natural" process?
The whole coffee cherry is dried in the sun with the fruit still on, before the bean is removed. This tends to produce a fruitier, sometimes wine-like cup.
What does "single estate" mean?
This coffee comes from one specific farm, Hardoor Estate, rather than a blend of several farms or regions - so what you're tasting is the character of that one place.