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single origin - geisha - natural aerobic fermentation, brazil coffee from perky blenders - espresso bar (e11)

brazil coffee

Single Origin - Geisha - Natural Aerobic Fermentation

by perky blenders - espresso bar (e11) · london, uk

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is single origin - geisha - natural aerobic fermentation, a honey brazil from perky blenders - espresso bar (e11).

honeyhoneycomb
£12.5buy from perky blenders - espresso bar (e11)

the bean

origin
brazil
region
cerrado
process
honey
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a geisha variety coffee from the cerrado region of brazil, roasted light by perky blenders. despite being labelled natural aerobic fermentation, the listed process is honey, meaning some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which contributes to its sweetness. expect honey and honeycomb flavours, with a clean, sweet cup that highlights the geisha variety's delicate character. as a light roast, it suits brew methods that preserve clarity and sweetness, pour over or filter will show it at its best. keep water temperature around 90-93°c to avoid bitterness and draw out the floral, honeyed qualities.

common questions

What does Single Origin - Geisha - Natural Aerobic Fermentation taste like?

this coffee tastes of honey and honeycomb, with a sweetness that comes through from the honey process used during drying. the light roast keeps those flavours clean and well-defined.

How is Single Origin - Geisha - Natural Aerobic Fermentation grown and processed?

it is a geisha variety grown in the cerrado region of brazil, processed using a honey method where some fruit mucilage remains on the bean as it dries. the listing also notes aerobic fermentation as part of the processing stage.

How should I brew Single Origin - Geisha - Natural Aerobic Fermentation?

as a light roast, it suits filter or pour over brewing, which preserve its sweet, honeyed flavours best. use water around 90-93°c and a medium-fine grind to avoid masking the delicate character of the geisha variety.

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