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exotica series - oscar hernandez tabi ef, colombia coffee from cafetal coffee roasters

colombia coffee

Exotica Series - Oscar Hernandez Tabi EF

by cafetal coffee roasters · east brisbane, australia

you'll taste stone fruit before tropical fruit. this is exotica series - oscar hernandez tabi ef, a honey colombia from cafetal coffee roasters.

stone fruittropical fruitwineyhoneyhoneycomb
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the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
honey
roast
medium
status
in stock
this is a single-origin colombian coffee grown by oscar hernandez in huila, a region known for high-altitude farms in the southern andes. it's a tabi variety, processed as a honey, meaning some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying. that process comes through clearly in the cup: expect stone fruit and tropical fruit up front, with a winey edge and sweetness that leans toward honey and honeycomb. roasted to a medium level, it keeps enough structure for filter brewing, where those fruit and fermented-sweet characteristics can open up fully. pour over or aeropress at around 93°c will give you the clearest read on what this coffee does.

common questions

What does Exotica Series - Oscar Hernandez Tabi EF taste like?

it leads with stone fruit and tropical fruit, backed by a winey quality and sweetness that reads as honey and honeycomb. the honey process gives it a richer, fruit-forward profile compared to a washed coffee from the same region.

How is Exotica Series - Oscar Hernandez Tabi EF grown and processed?

it's grown by oscar hernandez in huila, colombia, using the tabi variety, and processed as a honey, where some of the fruit mucilage remains on the bean during drying to add sweetness and body.

How should I brew Exotica Series - Oscar Hernandez Tabi EF?

at a medium roast, this coffee suits filter methods like pour over or aeropress, which highlight its fruit and honey sweetness without adding roast-driven bitterness. keep your water temperature around 90 to 93°c to avoid flattening the more delicate fruit notes.

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