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Ninety Plus Beginnings and Values Created by Ninety Plus Founder Joseph Brodsky, Volcan Valley shares Ninety Plus core values of maximizing biodiversity, empowering farming workforces, and innovating the coffee taste experience. Its mission is to lead by example in the development of the world’s premier coffee region. “Coffee should be treated not as a commodity product, but as a rare agricultural luxury defined by terroir, cultivar, and processing, much like the world of wine.” — Joseph Brodsky These cherries from the Gesha tree are grown at the Ninety Plus Gesha Estate at 1800msl and processed on the farm in the NP station. Tasting description: Deep purple floral aroma, intense notes of stewed pineapple, mature strawberries, purple cherries, cocoa nib with a long and intense tropical finish that lingers forever. This is a result of the unique criolic process developed by Joseph Brodsky at Ninety Plus Estates in Volcan Valley, Panama. Coffee's from Ninety Plus Geisha Estates was used to win the first of 5 World Brewers Cup Championships in 6 years. This coffee is grown without the use of any chemicals and one of the key growing elements at Ninety Plus is the use of Natural spring water and rainwater for their coffees. Criolic Folio™ The opposite of Thermolic™, the Criolic Folio™ method employs low temperatures to decelerate the decomposition of sugars in the coffee mucilage, sometimes adding an extraction of coffee leaf, other parts of the coffee plant, or even native fruits to the ferments. Freshly picked coffee cherries are submerged in the cold river waters that wind through the Ninety Plus estates, exposing the fermenting coffee to extremely low temperatures. Criolic Folio™ coffees are generally refreshing and elegant with a light to medium body, often exhibiting vibrant citrus and floral characteristics. Always fresh: This item contains 100 grams of whole beans, roasted, packed, and shipped on demand for maximum freshness.Ninety Plus Beginnings and Values Created by Ninety Plus Founder Joseph Brodsky, Volcan Valley shares Ninety Plus core values of maximizing biodiversity, empowering farming workforces, and innovating the coffee taste experience. Its mission is to lead by example in the development of the world’s premier coffee region. “Coffee should be treated not as a commodity product, but as a rare agricultural luxury defined by terroir, cultivar, and processing, much like the world of wine.” — Joseph Brodsky These cherries from the Gesha tree are grown at the Ninety Plus Gesha Estate at 1800msl and processed on the farm in the NP station. Tasting description: Deep purple floral aroma, intense notes of stewed pineapple, mature strawberries, purple cherries, cocoa nib with a long and intense tropical finish that lingers forever. This is a result of the unique criolic process developed by Joseph Brodsky at Ninety Plus Estates in Volcan Valley, Panama. Coffee's from Ninety Plus Geisha Estates was used to win the first of 5 World Brewers Cup Championships in 6 years. This coffee is grown without the use of any chemicals and one of the key growing elements at Ninety Plus is the use of Natural spring water and rainwater for their coffees. Criolic Folio™ The opposite of Thermolic™, the Criolic Folio™ method employs low temperatures to decelerate the decomposition of sugars in the coffee mucilage, sometimes adding an extraction of coffee leaf, other parts of the coffee plant, or even native fruits to the ferments. Freshly picked coffee cherries are submerged in the cold river waters that wind through the Ninety Plus estates, exposing the fermenting coffee to extremely low temperatures. Criolic Folio™ coffees are generally refreshing and elegant with a light to medium body, often exhibiting vibrant citrus and floral characteristics. Always fresh: This item contains 100 grams of whole beans, roasted, packed, and shipped on demand for maximum freshness.
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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
Dark cherry
Floral
Pineapple
Strawberry
Tropical fruits
Cacao nibs
Purple grape