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pink bourbon natural coffee beans, colombia coffee from cafetal coffee co.

colombia coffee

Pink Bourbon Natural Coffee Beans

by cafetal coffee co. · kent town, australia

expect winey. this is pink bourbon natural coffee beans, an anaerobic colombia from cafetal coffee co..

winey
A$35buy from cafetal coffee co.

the bean

origin
colombia
process
anaerobic
varietal
pink bourbon, bourbon
roast
omni
status
in stock
pink bourbon natural coffee beans from cafetal coffee co. is a colombian coffee built around the pink bourbon and bourbon varietals, processed anaerobically, meaning the cherries ferment without oxygen before drying. that extended fermentation drives the winey character you'll notice in the cup, with fruit-forward depth and a heavier, more complex body than washed coffees typically deliver. roasted at an omni level, it sits in a range that works across both espresso and filter, so you're not locked into one brew style. if you want the winey quality to come through clearly, a longer extraction method like pour-over or french press gives it room to open up.

common questions

What does Pink Bourbon Natural Coffee Beans taste like?

this coffee has a pronounced winey character, a direct result of the anaerobic natural process used on the pink bourbon and bourbon varietals. expect a fruit-forward, fermented depth that sits heavier on the palate than a clean washed coffee would.

How is Pink Bourbon Natural Coffee Beans grown and processed?

the coffee comes from colombia and is made from pink bourbon and bourbon varietals, both known for their sweetness and complexity. it's processed anaerobically, meaning the whole cherries ferment in a low-oxygen environment before drying, which amplifies the winey and fruit-driven flavors in the final cup.

How should I brew Pink Bourbon Natural Coffee Beans?

the omni roast level means this coffee is versatile enough to use as espresso or filter without major compromises. for the winey, fermented notes to express themselves most clearly, a slower filter method like pour-over or french press tends to give the best results.

about cafetal coffee co.

good roasters are rarer than people admit, and cafetal coffee co. on college rd in kent town is the kind of place that gets talked about for a reason. kent town sits close enough to the adelaide cbd that you're not going out of your way, but it has enough of its own rhythm that the detour feels deliberate. what keeps people coming back here isn't loyalty to a postcode. it's the roasting itself, done in-house, which means what ends up in your cup hasn't been sitting in a warehouse for six weeks waiting to be someone else's problem. that matters more than most menus let on. if you're plotting your morning around a single good coffee, college rd is a reasonable place to start it.

all coffee from cafetal coffee co.

kent town, australia

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