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Colombia - Wilton Benitez - Advanced Anaerobic Yeast - Orange Bourbon

by five ways coffee roasters · amsterdam, netherlands

this is colombia - wilton benitez - advanced anaerobic yeast - orange bourbon, an anaerobic colombia from five ways coffee roasters.

€23buy from five ways coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
anaerobic
varietal
bourbon
status
in stock
this is an orange bourbon varietal grown in huila, colombia, by producer wilton benitez and processed using an advanced anaerobic yeast fermentation method. that process, where coffee cherries ferment in a sealed, oxygen-free environment with selected yeasts, typically produces pronounced fruit-forward and fermentation-driven flavours with heightened complexity. roasted by five ways coffee roasters, it suits brewing methods that allow those process-driven characteristics to come through clearly, such as filter or pour-over, where clarity and sweetness are easier to control. expect a cup shaped more by its fermentation than by a traditional washed or natural profile.

common questions

What does Colombia - Wilton Benitez - Advanced Anaerobic Yeast - Orange Bourbon taste like?

the advanced anaerobic yeast fermentation process is known to produce intense, fruit-forward flavour with complex fermentation character. the orange bourbon varietal from huila tends to contribute sweetness and body to the cup.

How is Colombia - Wilton Benitez - Advanced Anaerobic Yeast - Orange Bourbon grown and processed?

it is an orange bourbon varietal grown in huila, colombia, by wilton benitez, a producer known for experimental processing. after harvest, the coffee undergoes anaerobic fermentation with selected yeasts in a sealed environment before drying.

How should I brew Colombia - Wilton Benitez - Advanced Anaerobic Yeast - Orange Bourbon?

a filter or pour-over approach works well for anaerobic coffees, as it highlights the process-driven complexity without adding pressure-extraction variables. use water around 90-93°c and a medium-fine grind to avoid amplifying any sharp fermentation edges.

about five ways coffee roasters

your first sip of five ways' beans tells you everything about amsterdam's coffee scene. they source exclusively from netherlands specialty coffee, treating each origin like a distinct personality rather than a commodity. the roasting room smells like caramelized sugar and possibility. their light roasts crack with the precision of someone who actually understands what they're doing, not just following trends. this isn't third wave posturing. it's coffee that tastes like the city itself: direct, honest, surprisingly complex.

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