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Filter, Espresso

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Arsenio's Chiroso A natural Chiroso from El Mirador in Santa Isabel, Tolima, produced by Arsenio Sandoval. Grown at high altitude in the volcanic soils of the Colombian Andes, this coffee is selectively harvested, carefully fermented and dried naturally on raised beds. A family produced lot with depth, structure and the expressive herbal sweetness that makes Chiroso stand out. If you're brewing on espresso: Choose the filter roast for an espresso with a higher complexity, acidity and a more-fruit-forward outspoken cup. We recommend choosing the espresso roast for a more full bodied, less fruit-forward and more classic, yet still complex, cup. This depends on personal taste and who drinks it, we personally love a more fruit-forward cup with higher acidity and complexity so we always brew our espresso with the filter-roast. We brew this at the roastery with 19 grams in, 46 grams out in 25 seconds for our perfect cup. ABOUT THE COFFEE Details Origin Santa Isabel, Tolima, Colombia Farmer Arsenio Sandoval — El Mirador Variety Chiroso Processing Natural, controlled fermentation, dried in cherry on raised beds Altitude 1850 MASL Profile Sweet, structured and expressive, with layered fruit, natural sweetness and a herbal complexity
Arsenio's Chiroso A natural Chiroso from El Mirador in Santa Isabel, Tolima, produced by Arsenio Sandoval. Grown at high altitude in the volcanic soils of the Colombian Andes, this coffee is selectively harvested, carefully fermented and dried naturally on raised beds. A family produced lot with depth, structure and the expressive herbal sweetness that makes Chiroso stand out. If you're brewing on espresso: Choose the filter roast for an espresso with a higher complexity, acidity and a more-fruit-forward outspoken cup. We recommend choosing the espresso roast for a more full bodied, less fruit-forward and more classic, yet still complex, cup. This depends on personal taste and who drinks it, we personally love a more fruit-forward cup with higher acidity and complexity so we always brew our espresso with the filter-roast. We brew this at the roastery with 19 grams in, 46 grams out in 25 seconds for our perfect cup. ABOUT THE COFFEE Details Origin Santa Isabel, Tolima, Colombia Farmer Arsenio Sandoval — El Mirador Variety Chiroso Processing Natural, controlled fermentation, dried in cherry on raised beds Altitude 1850 MASL Profile Sweet, structured and expressive, with layered fruit, natural sweetness and a herbal complexity
Original auf Englisch.
A MATTER OF CONCRETE · NL

/057 Colombia — Arsenio Sandoval — Chiroso

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240g
16,98 $
(32,09 $/lbs)
1kg
60,25 $
(27,33 $/lbs)
3kg
175,01 $
(26,46 $/lbs)

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Geschmacksprofil

Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Hell

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Ab 16,98 $/240g
A MATTER OF CONCRETE · NL

/057 Colombia — Arsenio Sandoval — Chiroso

Beim Röster ansehen
240g
16,98 $
(32,09 $/lbs)
1kg
60,25 $
(27,33 $/lbs)
3kg
175,01 $
(26,46 $/lbs)

Profil

Geschmacksprofil

Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Hell

Geschmacksnoten

Fruchtig
Kräuterig
Süß
Prozess
Varietät
Höhe
~1850 m ü. NN
Empfohlen für
Filter, Espresso

Was der Röster sagt

Arsenio's Chiroso A natural Chiroso from El Mirador in Santa Isabel, Tolima, produced by Arsenio Sandoval. Grown at high altitude in the volcanic soils of the Colombian Andes, this coffee is selectively harvested, carefully fermented and dried naturally on raised beds. A family produced lot with depth, structure and the expressive herbal sweetness that makes Chiroso stand out. If you're brewing on espresso: Choose the filter roast for an espresso with a higher complexity, acidity and a more-fruit-forward outspoken cup. We recommend choosing the espresso roast for a more full bodied, less fruit-forward and more classic, yet still complex, cup. This depends on personal taste and who drinks it, we personally love a more fruit-forward cup with higher acidity and complexity so we always brew our espresso with the filter-roast. We brew this at the roastery with 19 grams in, 46 grams out in 25 seconds for our perfect cup. ABOUT THE COFFEE Details Origin Santa Isabel, Tolima, Colombia Farmer Arsenio Sandoval — El Mirador Variety Chiroso Processing Natural, controlled fermentation, dried in cherry on raised beds Altitude 1850 MASL Profile Sweet, structured and expressive, with layered fruit, natural sweetness and a herbal complexity
Arsenio's Chiroso A natural Chiroso from El Mirador in Santa Isabel, Tolima, produced by Arsenio Sandoval. Grown at high altitude in the volcanic soils of the Colombian Andes, this coffee is selectively harvested, carefully fermented and dried naturally on raised beds. A family produced lot with depth, structure and the expressive herbal sweetness that makes Chiroso stand out. If you're brewing on espresso: Choose the filter roast for an espresso with a higher complexity, acidity and a more-fruit-forward outspoken cup. We recommend choosing the espresso roast for a more full bodied, less fruit-forward and more classic, yet still complex, cup. This depends on personal taste and who drinks it, we personally love a more fruit-forward cup with higher acidity and complexity so we always brew our espresso with the filter-roast. We brew this at the roastery with 19 grams in, 46 grams out in 25 seconds for our perfect cup. ABOUT THE COFFEE Details Origin Santa Isabel, Tolima, Colombia Farmer Arsenio Sandoval — El Mirador Variety Chiroso Processing Natural, controlled fermentation, dried in cherry on raised beds Altitude 1850 MASL Profile Sweet, structured and expressive, with layered fruit, natural sweetness and a herbal complexity
Original auf Englisch.

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