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Colombia El Renacer Mango Co-Ferment Koffiebonen

by evermore thee - koffie - chocola · rotterdam, netherlands

this is colombia el renacer mango co-ferment koffiebonen, a colombia from evermore thee - koffie - chocola.

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origin
colombia
varietal
bourbon
status
in stock
colombia el renacer mango co-ferment is a bourbon varietal from colombia, processed using a mango co-fermentation method where the coffee is fermented alongside mango, which shapes its flavor profile in a direct, measurable way. roasted by evermore thee, a roaster that also works with chocolate, this coffee sits at an intersection of fruit-forward processing and careful sourcing. expect pronounced tropical and stone-fruit character driven by the fermentation rather than the terroir alone. it works well as a filter brew, where the more delicate fermentation notes can come through clearly without the intensity of espresso masking them.

common questions

What does Colombia El Renacer Mango Co-Ferment Koffiebonen taste like?

the mango co-fermentation process gives this coffee a pronounced tropical fruit character, with the fermented mango directly influencing the cup's sweetness and fruit profile. as a bourbon varietal, there is an underlying structure to the sweetness that balances the more expressive fermentation notes.

How is Colombia El Renacer Mango Co-Ferment Koffiebonen grown and processed?

it is grown in colombia using the bourbon varietal and processed through a co-fermentation method in which the coffee is fermented together with mango. this is a deliberate post-harvest technique that introduces the mango's sugars and acids into the fermentation environment, shaping the final flavor of the bean.

How should I brew Colombia El Renacer Mango Co-Ferment Koffiebonen?

a filter brew method, such as pour-over or drip, is a sensible starting point for this coffee, as it allows the nuanced fermentation-driven fruit notes to express themselves clearly. use water around 92 to 94 degrees celsius and a medium-coarse grind to avoid over-extraction, which can make heavily fermented coffees taste harsh.

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