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colombia coffee · decaf

Decaf Sugar Cane - Colombia

by jericho coffee traders roastery · oxford, uk

expect sugar cane. this is decaf sugar cane - colombia, a colombia from jericho coffee traders roastery.

sugar cane
£12.1buy from jericho coffee traders roastery

the bean

origin
colombia
varietal
caturra, typica
status
in stock
this is a decaffeinated colombian coffee from jericho coffee traders roastery, made from caturra and typica varietals. it's processed using the sugar cane decaf method, an ethyl acetate process derived from fermented sugar cane that's native to colombia. the result is a clean, naturally sweet cup with a gentle sugar cane character that carries well without caffeine. because the process is relatively gentle on the bean's structure, it responds well across brew methods, filter or espresso, keeping sweetness intact. a solid option if you want a straightforward, pleasant decaf with clear colombian roots.

common questions

What does Decaf Sugar Cane - Colombia taste like?

the primary flavour is sugar cane, giving the cup a mild, natural sweetness. it's a clean, uncomplicated profile typical of the sugar cane decaf process.

How is Decaf Sugar Cane - Colombia grown and processed?

it's grown in colombia using caturra and typica varietals, and decaffeinated via the sugar cane method, which uses ethyl acetate derived from fermented colombian sugar cane to remove caffeine. this is a solvent-based process but uses a naturally sourced compound.

How should I brew Decaf Sugar Cane - Colombia?

no specific brew method or roast level is listed, so standard filter or espresso parameters for a medium roast colombian are a reasonable starting point. the gentle sugar cane process tends to preserve sweetness, so avoid over-extraction, keep your water temperature moderate, around 90 to 93 degrees celsius.

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