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From $41.25/200g
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Altitude
~1750 masl

What the Brand Says

Colombia’s reputation for innovative processing methods and the vibrant flavours they can enhance continues to grow, and this coffee is our latest example of why. Technically classed as a washed coffee, this lot went through extensive processing: 1 - 16-hour cherry oxidation (exposure to oxygen - similar to a natural or honey process) 2 - 38-hour anaerobic (oxygen-free) fermentation in sealed tanks 3 - 12-hour bean and mucilage oxidation (exposure to oxygen to boost complexity and sweetness) 4 - A 24-hour fermentation with coffee mosto (similar to mosto in the context of wine-making) 5 - A thermal shock wash (hot water first, then cold). The intention of reintroducing mosto is to enhance the flavour profile with additional complexity, more funky fruit notes and syrupy textures. The result is a cup with notes of sweet baking spices, stewed fruit and a smooth, buttery mouthfeel. Phwoar.
Colombia’s reputation for innovative processing methods and the vibrant flavours they can enhance continues to grow, and this coffee is our latest example of why. Technically classed as a washed coffee, this lot went through extensive processing: 1 - 16-hour cherry oxidation (exposure to oxygen - similar to a natural or honey process) 2 - 38-hour anaerobic (oxygen-free) fermentation in sealed tanks 3 - 12-hour bean and mucilage oxidation (exposure to oxygen to boost complexity and sweetness) 4 - A 24-hour fermentation with coffee mosto (similar to mosto in the context of wine-making) 5 - A thermal shock wash (hot water first, then cold). The intention of reintroducing mosto is to enhance the flavour profile with additional complexity, more funky fruit notes and syrupy textures. The result is a cup with notes of sweet baking spices, stewed fruit and a smooth, buttery mouthfeel. Phwoar.
ASSEMBLY COFFEE · GB

Colombia — Jhoan Vergara Chiroso

No longer available
200g
$41.25
($93.55/lbs)
1kg
$162.87
($73.88/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Baking spices
Butter
Fruity
Sweet

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Archived · No longer available
0 ratings
From $41.25/200g
ASSEMBLY COFFEE · GB

Colombia — Jhoan Vergara Chiroso

No longer available
200g
$41.25
($93.55/lbs)
1kg
$162.87
($73.88/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Baking spices
Butter
Fruity
Sweet
Variety
Altitude
~1750 masl

What the Brand Says

Colombia’s reputation for innovative processing methods and the vibrant flavours they can enhance continues to grow, and this coffee is our latest example of why. Technically classed as a washed coffee, this lot went through extensive processing: 1 - 16-hour cherry oxidation (exposure to oxygen - similar to a natural or honey process) 2 - 38-hour anaerobic (oxygen-free) fermentation in sealed tanks 3 - 12-hour bean and mucilage oxidation (exposure to oxygen to boost complexity and sweetness) 4 - A 24-hour fermentation with coffee mosto (similar to mosto in the context of wine-making) 5 - A thermal shock wash (hot water first, then cold). The intention of reintroducing mosto is to enhance the flavour profile with additional complexity, more funky fruit notes and syrupy textures. The result is a cup with notes of sweet baking spices, stewed fruit and a smooth, buttery mouthfeel. Phwoar.
Colombia’s reputation for innovative processing methods and the vibrant flavours they can enhance continues to grow, and this coffee is our latest example of why. Technically classed as a washed coffee, this lot went through extensive processing: 1 - 16-hour cherry oxidation (exposure to oxygen - similar to a natural or honey process) 2 - 38-hour anaerobic (oxygen-free) fermentation in sealed tanks 3 - 12-hour bean and mucilage oxidation (exposure to oxygen to boost complexity and sweetness) 4 - A 24-hour fermentation with coffee mosto (similar to mosto in the context of wine-making) 5 - A thermal shock wash (hot water first, then cold). The intention of reintroducing mosto is to enhance the flavour profile with additional complexity, more funky fruit notes and syrupy textures. The result is a cup with notes of sweet baking spices, stewed fruit and a smooth, buttery mouthfeel. Phwoar.

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