Malaysia Sarawak Liberica Cascara Tea
Ships within 24 hours. 100% Malaysian cascara, no pesticides or herbicides.
A Rare Cascara Tea from Sarawak Liberica
Cascara is the dried skin of the coffee cherry — and this one comes from rare Liberica coffee grown in Ulu Baram, Sarawak. Brewed like a tea, it's naturally light in caffeine with a sweet, fruity character of hawthorn and molasses. A delicious way to taste the whole coffee fruit.
Tasting Notes
Hawthorn · Molasses
Sweet, fruity and delicate, with a smooth, lingering finish.
What Is Cascara?
Cascara means “husk” or “skin” in Spanish. After the coffee beans are removed from the cherry, the skins are washed and slowly sun-dried on raised beds and in a greenhouse until ready to brew. Liberica — a strong, rare species making up just ~1% of world coffee production — gives this cascara its distinctive flavour.
Details
| Origin | Ulu Baram, Sarawak, Malaysia |
| Species | Liberica |
| Ingredients | 100% cascara — no pesticides or herbicides |
| Quantity | 100g |
| Tasting Notes | Hawthorn, molasses |
How to Brew
Hot: infuse 4g cascara in 200ml water at 100°C, steep 5–8 minutes, stir and enjoy. (Optional: warm the cascara for 20 seconds first.)
Cold brew: 5g cascara to 250ml water, steep in the fridge for at least 24 hours, then serve cold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cascara tea caffeinated?
It contains only a small amount of caffeine — much less than coffee — so it's a light, easy-drinking brew for any time of day.
What does it taste like?
Sweet and fruity, with hawthorn and molasses notes. It's brewed like a herbal tea, not like coffee.
What is Liberica?
A rare coffee species, about 1% of world production, widely grown in Malaysia. Its cherries give this cascara a bold, distinctive character.
Does it ship free?
Free shipping within Peninsular Malaysia on orders over RM80.
Love Malaysian Liberica? Try our Sarawak Long Banga Liberica coffee.
In the cup.
How Malaysia Sarawak Liberica Cascara Tea shows up — flavour profile, body, finish — graded on our internal cupping rubric.
Brew it
like this.
- Ratio
- 15g : 250g
- Time
- 3:00
- Temp
- 93°C
Bloom 30s. Four pours of 60g, 30s apart.
- Ratio
- 30g : 500g
- Time
- 4:00
- Temp
- 92°C
Plunge slow. Decant immediately to avoid over-extraction.
- Ratio
- 18g : 36g
- Time
- 28s
- Temp
- 93°C
Distribute, tamp level, pull. Adjust grind to hit time.


