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Colombia Solsticio Triple Fermented Koffiebonen

by evermore thee - koffie - chocola · rotterdam, netherlands

expect winey. this is colombia solsticio triple fermented koffiebonen, a colombia from evermore thee - koffie - chocola.

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colombia
region
huila
varietal
caturra
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this is a caturra varietal coffee from huila, colombia, processed through triple fermentation, a method that involves three distinct fermentation stages to push fruit-forward, complex character. the result is a winey cup, expect something close to a red grape or fermented fruit quality rather than a clean, bright acidity. huila is a high-altitude growing region in southern colombia known for producing coffees with good structure. because the triple fermentation adds significant complexity, brewing methods that give you control over extraction, such as pour over or french press, will let that winey character come through without muddying it.

common questions

What does Colombia Solsticio Triple Fermented Koffiebonen taste like?

this coffee has a winey character, a quality driven by its triple fermentation process. expect a fermented fruit depth similar to red grape or wine rather than a straightforward clean or citrus-forward profile.

How is Colombia Solsticio Triple Fermented Koffiebonen grown and processed?

it is grown in huila, colombia, using the caturra varietal, and goes through a triple fermentation process, meaning the coffee undergoes three fermentation stages before drying. this extended processing is what produces the pronounced winey character in the cup.

How should I brew Colombia Solsticio Triple Fermented Koffiebonen?

methods that give you extraction control, such as pour over or french press, tend to suit heavily fermented coffees well, as they let the winey complexity develop without over-extracting. avoid very high brew temperatures, keeping water around 90 to 93 celsius helps keep the fermented fruit qualities balanced rather than sharp.

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