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Colombia El Placer Wush Wush (Extended Natural)

by dark woods coffee ltd · huddersfield, uk

expect mushroom-savoury. this is colombia el placer wush wush (extended natural), an anaerobic colombia from dark woods coffee ltd.

mushroom-savoury
£23.95buy from dark woods coffee ltd

the bean

origin
colombia
process
anaerobic
varietal
wush wush
status
in stock
colombia el placer wush wush (extended natural) is a single-origin coffee from colombia, grown from the wush wush varietal and processed using an anaerobic natural method. the extended fermentation period shapes a cup that leans distinctly savoury, with mushroom character rather than conventional fruit-forward sweetness. roasted by dark woods coffee ltd, this is an unusual, food-pairing-friendly coffee that rewards slower, more controlled brew methods, where lower temperatures and a longer drawdown can highlight its earthy complexity without turning bitter. worth trying as a filter or pour-over if you want something genuinely outside the norm.

common questions

What does Colombia El Placer Wush Wush (Extended Natural) taste like?

this coffee has a distinctly savoury, mushroom-forward flavour profile, shaped by its extended anaerobic natural processing. it sits outside typical fruity or floral natural coffee territory, leaning instead toward earthy, umami-like character.

How is Colombia El Placer Wush Wush (Extended Natural) grown and processed?

it is grown in colombia from the wush wush varietal and processed using an anaerobic natural method, meaning the whole cherries ferment without oxygen before drying, which drives the pronounced savoury flavour development.

How should I brew Colombia El Placer Wush Wush (Extended Natural)?

no specific brew method is listed, but the earthy complexity from anaerobic processing generally comes through well in filter or pour-over brewing, where you have control over temperature and flow rate to avoid over-extraction.

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