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strawberry co-ferment, colombia coffee from rounton coffee

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Strawberry Co-Ferment

by rounton coffee · northallerton, uk

expect winey. this is strawberry co-ferment, an experimental colombia from rounton coffee.

winey

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
experimental
status
in stock
the strawberry co-ferment is a colombian coffee from the huila region, produced by rounton coffee using an experimental co-fermentation process in which strawberries are introduced during fermentation to shape the cup's character. the result is a winey, fruit-forward coffee with a distinctly unconventional profile. because the process is experimental, expect variation and intensity, this is not a neutral everyday cup. it suits slower brew methods that give the fermentation character room to develop, such as a cafetiere or pour over at a slightly lower temperature to avoid amplifying any sharp edges.

common questions

What does Strawberry Co-Ferment taste like?

this coffee has a winey character shaped by its co-fermentation with strawberries, giving it a bold, fruit-driven intensity rather than a clean or conventional cup profile.

How is Strawberry Co-Ferment grown and processed?

it is grown in huila, colombia, and undergoes an experimental co-fermentation process where strawberries are used during fermentation to directly influence the flavour of the finished coffee.

How should I brew Strawberry Co-Ferment?

slower brew methods such as pour over or cafetiere tend to suit experimental co-ferments, as they allow the winey, fermented character to express itself without being muted or over-extracted.

about rounton coffee

the filter coffee here is worth planning around. rounton has been roasting out of east rounton, a quiet stretch of north yorkshire well outside any urban coffee circuit, long enough that their regulars treat the place less like a discovery and more like a given. that kind of quiet loyalty tends to mean something. if you're making the trip to northallerton, dl6 is not the most obvious postcode to find yourself in, but the people who do find it tend to come back. the roasting operation drives everything, so whatever's on the brew bar that week is probably the thing to order, not as a consolation for not getting espresso, but because it'll reflect exactly where their sourcing head is at. start with filter. end with filter, honestly.

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