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Colombia Peach Co-Ferment – LIMITED EDITION

by lost barn coffee roasters · chester, uk

you'll taste stone fruit before peach. this is colombia peach co-ferment – limited edition, a washed colombia from lost barn coffee roasters.

stone fruitpeach
£17.75buy from lost barn coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia
process
washed
status
in stock
this is a limited edition colombian coffee from lost barn coffee roasters, processed using a washed co-fermentation method. the co-fermentation stage during processing drives the pronounced stone fruit and peach character you'll find in the cup, while the washed method keeps the body clean and the flavors precise. expect a fruit-forward profile with clarity rather than heaviness. it suits filter brewing well, where that clean structure and peach-like sweetness can come through without interference. brew with water around 93-96°c and a medium-fine grind to keep the fruit notes balanced and defined.

common questions

What does Colombia Peach Co-Ferment – LIMITED EDITION taste like?

this coffee leads with stone fruit and peach, characteristics shaped by the co-fermentation process applied during production. the washed processing keeps the cup clean, so those fruit notes come through clearly rather than being muddied by heavier body.

How is Colombia Peach Co-Ferment – LIMITED EDITION grown and processed?

it comes from colombia and is processed using a washed co-fermentation method, where the fermentation stage is used to introduce or amplify specific flavor compounds before the coffee is washed and dried. this is a limited edition release from lost barn coffee roasters.

How should I brew Colombia Peach Co-Ferment – LIMITED EDITION?

filter methods such as pour over or v60 suit this coffee well, as they preserve the clean, fruit-forward qualities that the washed process produces. keep water temperature in the 93-96°c range and avoid over-extraction, which can dull the peach and stone fruit character.

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