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feliciano huayllas, sl9, peru - espresso, peru coffee from father carpenter

peru coffee · cup of excellence

Feliciano Huayllas, SL9, Peru - Espresso

by father carpenter · berlin, germany

you'll taste lemon before stone fruit. this is feliciano huayllas, sl9, peru - espresso, a honey peru from father carpenter.

lemonstone fruitpeachblack teatea-likehoneyhoneycomb

the bean

origin
peru
process
honey
status
in stock
this is a honey-processed peru lot from producer feliciano huayllas, grown using the sl9 variety and recognized as a cup of excellence lot. honey processing leaves some fruit mucilage on the bean during drying, which tends to add sweetness and body to the cup. expect lemon brightness alongside stone fruit and peach, with a tea-like quality, black tea finish, and honey and honeycomb sweetness running through it. roasted for espresso by father carpenter, it pulls well as a shot but the tea-like delicacy also makes it worth dialing in carefully, as over-extraction will flatten those lighter notes.

common questions

What does Feliciano Huayllas, SL9, Peru - Espresso taste like?

it has lemon acidity and stone fruit sweetness, with peach, honey, and honeycomb alongside a distinct tea-like character and black tea finish. the honey process adds a soft, sweet body that ties those fruit and floral notes together.

How is Feliciano Huayllas, SL9, Peru - Espresso grown and processed?

it is grown in peru by feliciano huayllas using the sl9 variety and processed using the honey method, where some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying. the lot was recognized at the cup of excellence, a competition that identifies top-scoring lots from a producing country.

How should I brew Feliciano Huayllas, SL9, Peru - Espresso?

it is roasted for espresso, so pulling it as a shot is the intended approach. the tea-like delicacy in the cup suggests dialing for a balanced, not overly long, extraction to keep the lemon and peach notes clear rather than bitter.

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