Kenya Nyota - Berry Pud' Brew Guide

Kenya Nyota - Berry Pud' Brew Guide

The Brew Lab

We tested this coffee across five brew methods:

  • V60
  • AeroPress
  • Clever dripper
  • Domestic Espresso (Sage Barista Pro)
  • Commercial Espresso (Conti NGC)

Brew Guides

V60

15g coffee / 250g water / 96°C

Grind: EK 13 / Comandante 28 clicks (medium-coarse)

  • Rinse filter paper.
  • Add coffee and pour 50g water in a gentle circular motion.
  • Swirl gently to ensure all grounds are saturated and allow to bloom for 30 seconds.
  • Pour a further 100g to reach 150g total.
  • At approximately 1:30 once water has drawn down, pour the remaining 100g to finish at 250g.

Target brew time: 3 minutes

 

AeroPress

16g coffee / 220g water / 96°C

Grind: EK 9 / Comandante 21 clicks (medium-fine)

  • Use two rinsed filter papers and brew inverted.
  • Add 50g water and stir thoroughly to wet all grounds.
  • At 15 seconds, Pour up to 220g total water.
  • Stir gently for 10 seconds.
  • Fit the cap and remove excess air.
  • At 1:30 begin a gentle plunge lasting around 40 seconds.

Target brew time: 2:10

 

Clever Dripper

19g coffee / 300g water / 96°C

Grind: EK 9 / Comandante 21 clicks (medium-fine)

  • Rinse filter paper.
  • Add 300g of water to the brewer.
  • Add 19g of coffee and stir to ensure all grounds are saturated.
  • Leave to steep for 3 minutes.
  • Give the brewer a gentle swirl and place onto your server to drain.
  • Total brew time 4:20-4:30

 

Sage Barista Pro Espresso Machine

Grind: Niche Grinder setting 13 (setting 11-12 using Sage in built grinder with internal burrs set to setting 1)

  • 18g in 46g out (1 to 2.55 ratio)
  • 30-34 seconds
  • lowest temp setting

 

Conti NGC espresso

Grind: Sanremo S64 Evo Pro setting 2.6

  • VST Baskets (15g)
  • 15g in 36 out ( 1 to 2.4 ratio)
  • 30-34 seconds
  • 117°c

 

Final Thoughts

Berry Pud' delivers on its name — cranberry and blackberry up top, melting into toffee pudding, brown sugar and date/raisin sweetness. It's got enough fruit to keep things lively, enough sweetness to feel indulgent.

Works beautifully across brew methods; on espresso, expect bright fruit-forward shots with that brown sugar backbone keeping it grounded. For a real treat, try it as an oat milk flat white — it's basically dessert in a cup

Tasting notes -  Berries (Cranberries & Blackberries) - Sticky Toffee - Dried fruits (Raisins & Medjool Dates).

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