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homeroastersheilandt | café belgisches viertelfette palette no.3
fette palette no.3, colombia coffee from heilandt | café belgisches viertel

colombia coffee

FETTE PALETTE no.3

by heilandt | café belgisches viertel · cologne, germany

this is fette palette no.3, an anaerobic colombia from heilandt | café belgisches viertel.

€18.4buy from heilandt | café belgisches viertel

the bean

origin
colombia
region
cauca
process
anaerobic
varietal
pink bourbon, bourbon
status
in stock
fette palette no.3 is a colombian coffee from the cauca region, roasted by heilandt at café belgisches viertel. it's made from pink bourbon and bourbon varietals and goes through anaerobic processing, where the cherries ferment in a sealed, oxygen-free environment before drying. that process typically amplifies fruit-forward and fermented character in the cup, giving this coffee a more pronounced, complex profile than a washed colombian. because the facts supplied don't include specific tasting notes, focus your brew on controlled extraction: a medium-fine grind, water around 92-94°c, and a pour-over or filter setup will let the fermentation-driven flavors come through without tipping into muddiness.

common questions

What does FETTE PALETTE no.3 taste like?

no specific tasting notes were provided for this coffee, but the anaerobic process applied to pink bourbon and bourbon varietals from cauca typically produces a fruit-forward, complex cup with pronounced fermentation character. expect something more intense and layered than a standard washed colombian.

How is FETTE PALETTE no.3 grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in cauca, colombia, using pink bourbon and bourbon varietals, then processed anaerobically, meaning the cherries ferment in a sealed, oxygen-free environment before drying, which deepens the flavor complexity.

How should I brew FETTE PALETTE no.3?

no specific brew method was listed, but anaerobically processed coffees from colombia generally perform well as filter or pour-over, brewed at around 92-94°c with a medium-fine grind to keep the fermented fruit notes clean and controlled.

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