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Desde 14,93 US$/250g
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Altitud
1600-2000 m s. n. m.
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Cherry cola & delicate peach, smooth texture with a creamy finish. Risaralda decaf runs through Descafecol, a state of the art decaffeination facility in the Andean region that has a rich source of natural water runoff from Nevado del Ruiz volcano. An organic compound found in sugar cane called Ethyl Acetate is used to extract caffeine using a soaking or "caffeine stripping" process. A ripe banana contains about 20 times more Ethyl Acetate than decaffeinated coffee using this process. It is also worthwhile mentioning that due to the volatility of Ethyl Acetate, any residual compound evaporates at just 70 degrees. As coffee is roasted to degrees up to and above 200 degrees all remaining traces of Ethyl Acetate are completely gone. The process removes 97% of caffeine maintaining excellent natural flavour characteristics similar to the fully caffeinated variant. Expect cherry cola and delicate peach, a smooth texture, with a creamy finish.
Cherry cola & delicate peach, smooth texture with a creamy finish. Risaralda decaf runs through Descafecol, a state of the art decaffeination facility in the Andean region that has a rich source of natural water runoff from Nevado del Ruiz volcano. An organic compound found in sugar cane called Ethyl Acetate is used to extract caffeine using a soaking or "caffeine stripping" process. A ripe banana contains about 20 times more Ethyl Acetate than decaffeinated coffee using this process. It is also worthwhile mentioning that due to the volatility of Ethyl Acetate, any residual compound evaporates at just 70 degrees. As coffee is roasted to degrees up to and above 200 degrees all remaining traces of Ethyl Acetate are completely gone. The process removes 97% of caffeine maintaining excellent natural flavour characteristics similar to the fully caffeinated variant. Expect cherry cola and delicate peach, a smooth texture, with a creamy finish.
Original en inglés.
250g
14,93 US$
(27,09 US$/lbs)
1kg
49,05 US$
(22,25 US$/lbs)

Perfil

Características de sabor

Ligero y con cuerpo de té
Con cuerpo y cremoso
Suave
Vivo y ácido
Menos dulce
Muy dulce
Amargor sutil
Amargor pronunciado
Clásico
Funky y novedoso
Nivel de tueste: De medio a oscuro

Notas de cata

Melocotón
Cola de cereza
Cremoso
Fluido

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Agotado
0 valoraciones
Desde 14,93 US$/250g
250g
14,93 US$
(27,09 US$/lbs)
1kg
49,05 US$
(22,25 US$/lbs)

Perfil

Características de sabor

Ligero y con cuerpo de té
Con cuerpo y cremoso
Suave
Vivo y ácido
Menos dulce
Muy dulce
Amargor sutil
Amargor pronunciado
Clásico
Funky y novedoso
Nivel de tueste: De medio a oscuro

Notas de cata

Melocotón
Cola de cereza
Cremoso
Fluido
Proceso
Altitud
1600-2000 m s. n. m.
Descafeinado

Lo que dice la marca

Cherry cola & delicate peach, smooth texture with a creamy finish. Risaralda decaf runs through Descafecol, a state of the art decaffeination facility in the Andean region that has a rich source of natural water runoff from Nevado del Ruiz volcano. An organic compound found in sugar cane called Ethyl Acetate is used to extract caffeine using a soaking or "caffeine stripping" process. A ripe banana contains about 20 times more Ethyl Acetate than decaffeinated coffee using this process. It is also worthwhile mentioning that due to the volatility of Ethyl Acetate, any residual compound evaporates at just 70 degrees. As coffee is roasted to degrees up to and above 200 degrees all remaining traces of Ethyl Acetate are completely gone. The process removes 97% of caffeine maintaining excellent natural flavour characteristics similar to the fully caffeinated variant. Expect cherry cola and delicate peach, a smooth texture, with a creamy finish.
Cherry cola & delicate peach, smooth texture with a creamy finish. Risaralda decaf runs through Descafecol, a state of the art decaffeination facility in the Andean region that has a rich source of natural water runoff from Nevado del Ruiz volcano. An organic compound found in sugar cane called Ethyl Acetate is used to extract caffeine using a soaking or "caffeine stripping" process. A ripe banana contains about 20 times more Ethyl Acetate than decaffeinated coffee using this process. It is also worthwhile mentioning that due to the volatility of Ethyl Acetate, any residual compound evaporates at just 70 degrees. As coffee is roasted to degrees up to and above 200 degrees all remaining traces of Ethyl Acetate are completely gone. The process removes 97% of caffeine maintaining excellent natural flavour characteristics similar to the fully caffeinated variant. Expect cherry cola and delicate peach, a smooth texture, with a creamy finish.
Original en inglés.

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