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homeroasterspirates of coffeeguanabana espresso: colombia co-ferment washed

colombia coffee · decaf

GUANABANA ESPRESSO: Colombia Co-Ferment Washed

by pirates of coffee · mississauga, canada

you'll taste red apple before stone fruit. this is guanabana espresso: colombia co-ferment washed, an anaerobic colombia from pirates of coffee.

red applestone fruitpeachtropical fruitmilk chocolatedark chocolate
C$22buy from pirates of coffee

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
anaerobic
varietal
caturra
status
in stock
guanabana espresso is a decaf caturra from huila, colombia, processed using an anaerobic co-fermentation washed method. that controlled fermentation step pulls out pronounced fruit character, so expect red apple and peach up front, stone fruit in the middle, and a finish that moves between tropical fruit and milk and dark chocolate. because it's built for espresso, dial it in on an espresso machine or moka pot first. the fruit-forward profile means a slightly lower brew temperature, around 90-92°c, can keep the acidity bright without tipping sharp.

common questions

What does GUANABANA ESPRESSO: Colombia Co-Ferment Washed taste like?

it leads with red apple, peach, and stone fruit, then opens into tropical fruit, with milk chocolate and dark chocolate rounding out the finish. the anaerobic co-fermentation process amplifies that layered fruit character noticeably.

How is GUANABANA ESPRESSO: Colombia Co-Ferment Washed grown and processed?

it's a caturra varietal grown in huila, colombia, and processed using an anaerobic co-fermentation washed method, which involves a controlled, oxygen-limited fermentation stage before the coffee is washed and dried. it is also a decaf.

How should I brew GUANABANA ESPRESSO: Colombia Co-Ferment Washed?

the name and profile point to espresso as the primary brew method, where the concentrated extraction highlights the fruit and chocolate layers. a moka pot is a practical alternative if you don't have an espresso machine.

about pirates of coffee

the parking lot off davand drive doesn't look like much, but inside pirates of coffee, something special happens. beans crack in small batches while the espresso machine hisses through another cortado. this is what happens when someone actually cares about coffee instead of just selling it. you can taste the difference immediately. that first sip carries weight, complexity that chain stores gave up chasing years ago. regulars know this. they drive across mississauga because consistency here means something different than everywhere else. the 546 google reviews averaging 4.9 stars tell the real story. people don't rave about adequate coffee. they talk about the barista who remembers their order, beans roasted days not weeks ago, cups that make monday mornings bearable. independent roasters like this survive because they refuse to compromise. every shot pulled here matters. every bag sold represents hours of careful roasting, testing, adjusting. that's rare these days.

all coffee from pirates of coffee

mississauga, canada

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