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colombia coffee

Colombia El Placer - Yellow Fruits (Carbonic)

by dark woods coffee ltd · huddersfield, uk

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is colombia el placer - yellow fruits (carbonic), an anaerobic colombia from dark woods coffee ltd.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestjasminefloralhoneyhoneycomb
£14.95buy from dark woods coffee ltd

the bean

origin
colombia
process
anaerobic
varietal
caturra
status
in stock
colombia el placer is a caturra lot from colombia, processed using anaerobic carbonic maceration, a method that involves fermenting whole cherries in a sealed, carbon dioxide-rich environment. that process pushes the citrus and floral character hard, giving you lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest up front, with jasmine and broader floral notes behind, and honey and honeycomb rounding things out. it's a distinctive, fruit-forward coffee with real sweetness and brightness. brew it as a filter, pour-over or aeropress, using water around 90-93°c to keep the citrus clean without turning sharp.

common questions

What does Colombia El Placer - Yellow Fruits (Carbonic) taste like?

expect lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest alongside jasmine and floral notes, with honey and honeycomb providing sweetness. the carbonic maceration process amplifies that fruit and floral brightness noticeably.

How is Colombia El Placer - Yellow Fruits (Carbonic) grown and processed?

it's a caturra varietal from colombia, processed anaerobically using carbonic maceration, where whole cherries ferment in a sealed environment saturated with carbon dioxide. this technique has a significant influence on the final cup character.

How should I brew Colombia El Placer - Yellow Fruits (Carbonic)?

filter brewing methods such as pour-over or aeropress suit this style of coffee well, keeping the citrus and floral notes clear and defined. slightly lower brew temperatures, around 90-93°c, help prevent the bright acidity from tipping into sharpness.

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