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Microlot Series No 4: Zambia - Anaerobic Fermentation
Zambia 🇿🇲 · Natural, Anaerobic, Extended fermentation · Medium roast
$36.00/lbs
Best value
$27.00/12oz
$36.00/lbs
$29.00/12oz
$38.67/lbs
Tasting notes
Baking spices
Caramel
Milk chocolate
Raspberry
Stone fruits
Region
Northern Province, Zambia 🇿🇲
Process
Natural, Anaerobic, Extended fermentation
Producer
Kateshi Estate
Altitude
~1300 masl
Variety
Castillo, Catimor, Catimor 129, Catimor F6
What the brand says
Single origin Zambia The fourth installment of our microlot series. Microlot Series No. 4 comes from Kateshi Estate in Zambia’s Northern Province, but unlike our Seasonal Zambia Peaberry, this one is a natural processed coffee with extended anaerobic fermentation, which takes the same farm story in a deeper, heavier, more fruit-forward direction. In the cup, it’s viscous and structured with raspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, and caramel up front. The finish brings in milk chocolate and baking spice, with a winey kick that keeps the whole thing layered instead of just loud. It’s complex, expressive, and built for the person who wants to taste what processing can do. Tasting NotesRaspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, caramel, milk chocolate, baking spice
Single origin Zambia The fourth installment of our microlot series. Microlot Series No. 4 comes from Kateshi Estate in Zambia’s Northern Province, but unlike our Seasonal Zambia Peaberry, this one is a natural processed coffee with extended anaerobic fermentation, which takes the same farm story in a deeper, heavier, more fruit-forward direction. In the cup, it’s viscous and structured with raspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, and caramel up front. The finish brings in milk chocolate and baking spice, with a winey kick that keeps the whole thing layered instead of just loud. It’s complex, expressive, and built for the person who wants to taste what processing can do. Tasting NotesRaspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, caramel, milk chocolate, baking spice
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THOU MAYEST · US
Microlot Series No 4: Zambia - Anaerobic Fermentation
Zambia 🇿🇲 · Natural, Anaerobic, Extended fermentation · Medium roast
$36.00/lbs
Best value
$27.00/12oz
$36.00/lbs
$29.00/12oz
$38.67/lbs
Tasting notes
Baking spices
Caramel
Milk chocolate
Raspberry
Stone fruits
Region
Northern Province, Zambia 🇿🇲
Process
Natural, Anaerobic, Extended fermentation
Producer
Kateshi Estate
Altitude
~1300 masl
Variety
Castillo, Catimor, Catimor 129, Catimor F6
What the brand says
Single origin Zambia The fourth installment of our microlot series. Microlot Series No. 4 comes from Kateshi Estate in Zambia’s Northern Province, but unlike our Seasonal Zambia Peaberry, this one is a natural processed coffee with extended anaerobic fermentation, which takes the same farm story in a deeper, heavier, more fruit-forward direction. In the cup, it’s viscous and structured with raspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, and caramel up front. The finish brings in milk chocolate and baking spice, with a winey kick that keeps the whole thing layered instead of just loud. It’s complex, expressive, and built for the person who wants to taste what processing can do. Tasting NotesRaspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, caramel, milk chocolate, baking spice
Single origin Zambia The fourth installment of our microlot series. Microlot Series No. 4 comes from Kateshi Estate in Zambia’s Northern Province, but unlike our Seasonal Zambia Peaberry, this one is a natural processed coffee with extended anaerobic fermentation, which takes the same farm story in a deeper, heavier, more fruit-forward direction. In the cup, it’s viscous and structured with raspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, and caramel up front. The finish brings in milk chocolate and baking spice, with a winey kick that keeps the whole thing layered instead of just loud. It’s complex, expressive, and built for the person who wants to taste what processing can do. Tasting NotesRaspberry wine, raisin, stonefruit, caramel, milk chocolate, baking spice
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