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1960-1960 m ü. NN
Ernte
Oktober

Was der Röster sagt

La Ponderosa, run by Dreyde Perez, has become known for its well-thought-out and carefully balanced experiments. By introducing anaerobic fermentation to its wet-processed Geisha, Dreyde sought to increase precision while reducing the variation that can occur during spontaneous fermentation. For this microlot, the hulled coffee beans underwent 120 hours of fermentation. Rather than striving for a dramatic change in flavour, the goal was to stabilise the fermentation dynamics and control the aroma development with greater predictability. The drying process was carefully managed over 12 to 15 days to preserve structural stability and prevent excessive expression of yeasty notes. The finished result exhibits a controlled fruit expression and a clear structure. The floral characteristics remain, supported by clarity and balance, illustrating how anaerobic fermentation can refine complexity while preserving the integrity of the variety. A delicate coffee — geisha at its best. Expect elegant notes of jasmine, bergamot, cantaloupe melon, pomelo and apricot. Juicy and delicious!
La Ponderosa, run by Dreyde Perez, has become known for its well-thought-out and carefully balanced experiments. By introducing anaerobic fermentation to its wet-processed Geisha, Dreyde sought to increase precision while reducing the variation that can occur during spontaneous fermentation. For this microlot, the hulled coffee beans underwent 120 hours of fermentation. Rather than striving for a dramatic change in flavour, the goal was to stabilise the fermentation dynamics and control the aroma development with greater predictability. The drying process was carefully managed over 12 to 15 days to preserve structural stability and prevent excessive expression of yeasty notes. The finished result exhibits a controlled fruit expression and a clear structure. The floral characteristics remain, supported by clarity and balance, illustrating how anaerobic fermentation can refine complexity while preserving the integrity of the variety. A delicate coffee — geisha at its best. Expect elegant notes of jasmine, bergamot, cantaloupe melon, pomelo and apricot. Juicy and delicious!
Original auf Englisch.
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Peru La Ponderosa Anaerobic Washed Geisha

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250g
37,57 $
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Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
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Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
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Röstgrad: Hell bis mittel

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Aprikose
Bergamotte
Cantaloupemelone
Grapefruit
Melone
Jasmin

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Archiviert · Nicht mehr erhältlich
0 Bewertungen
37,57 $/250g
GRINGO NORDIC COFFEE ROASTERS · SE

Peru La Ponderosa Anaerobic Washed Geisha

Nicht mehr erhältlich
250g
37,57 $
(68,17 $/lbs)

Profil

Geschmacksprofil

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

Geschmacksnoten

Aprikose
Bergamotte
Cantaloupemelone
Grapefruit
Melone
Jasmin
Varietät
Höhe
1960-1960 m ü. NN
Ernte
Oktober

Was der Röster sagt

La Ponderosa, run by Dreyde Perez, has become known for its well-thought-out and carefully balanced experiments. By introducing anaerobic fermentation to its wet-processed Geisha, Dreyde sought to increase precision while reducing the variation that can occur during spontaneous fermentation. For this microlot, the hulled coffee beans underwent 120 hours of fermentation. Rather than striving for a dramatic change in flavour, the goal was to stabilise the fermentation dynamics and control the aroma development with greater predictability. The drying process was carefully managed over 12 to 15 days to preserve structural stability and prevent excessive expression of yeasty notes. The finished result exhibits a controlled fruit expression and a clear structure. The floral characteristics remain, supported by clarity and balance, illustrating how anaerobic fermentation can refine complexity while preserving the integrity of the variety. A delicate coffee — geisha at its best. Expect elegant notes of jasmine, bergamot, cantaloupe melon, pomelo and apricot. Juicy and delicious!
La Ponderosa, run by Dreyde Perez, has become known for its well-thought-out and carefully balanced experiments. By introducing anaerobic fermentation to its wet-processed Geisha, Dreyde sought to increase precision while reducing the variation that can occur during spontaneous fermentation. For this microlot, the hulled coffee beans underwent 120 hours of fermentation. Rather than striving for a dramatic change in flavour, the goal was to stabilise the fermentation dynamics and control the aroma development with greater predictability. The drying process was carefully managed over 12 to 15 days to preserve structural stability and prevent excessive expression of yeasty notes. The finished result exhibits a controlled fruit expression and a clear structure. The floral characteristics remain, supported by clarity and balance, illustrating how anaerobic fermentation can refine complexity while preserving the integrity of the variety. A delicate coffee — geisha at its best. Expect elegant notes of jasmine, bergamot, cantaloupe melon, pomelo and apricot. Juicy and delicious!
Original auf Englisch.
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