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Las Terrazas del Pisque, Pichincha, Ecuador

by volca coffee roaster · stockholm, sweden

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is las terrazas del pisque, pichincha, ecuador, an experimental ecuador from volca coffee roaster.

lemongrapefruitblack teatea-likehoneyhoneycomb

the bean

origin
ecuador
region
pichincha
process
experimental
varietal
caturra, pacamara, bourbon
status
in stock
las terrazas del pisque is a multi-varietal coffee from pichincha, ecuador, blending caturra, pacamara, and bourbon. it's put through an experimental process, which tends to produce more pronounced, unconventional flavour development than washed or natural methods. in the cup expect citrus brightness from lemon and grapefruit, a dry, structured quality from black tea, and a softer sweetness of honey and honeycomb. that balance of acidity, tannin-like dryness, and gentle sweetness suits filter brewing, where the tea-like clarity comes through cleanly. use a medium-fine grind, water around 93c, and a slow pour to let the citrus and floral honey notes separate.

common questions

What does Las Terrazas del Pisque, Pichincha, Ecuador taste like?

it leads with lemon and grapefruit acidity, backed by a dry, black tea character, then settles into honey and honeycomb sweetness on the finish. the combination makes it bright and structured rather than heavy or overtly fruity.

How is Las Terrazas del Pisque, Pichincha, Ecuador grown and processed?

it's grown in pichincha, ecuador, using caturra, pacamara, and bourbon varietals, and put through an experimental process. experimental processing typically involves non-standard fermentation or drying techniques that push flavour development beyond conventional methods.

How should I brew Las Terrazas del Pisque, Pichincha, Ecuador?

the tea-like, citrus-forward profile is well suited to filter methods such as pour-over or aeropress, where clarity and acidity read most clearly. keep water temperature around 92 to 94c and avoid over-extraction to preserve the brightness and prevent the tea-like dryness from turning bitter.

about volca coffee roaster

stockholm's coffee scene runs deep, but volca coffee roaster on hantverkargatan cuts through the noise with something real. this isn't about instagram-worthy latte art or trendy minimalism. it's about beans roasted with the kind of attention that builds 490 google reviews averaging 4.7 stars. the regulars here aren't chasing trends. they're chasing consistency. that first sip tells you everything about how volca approaches coffee, methodical, uncompromising, genuinely caring about what lands in your cup. the beans speak for themselves. no flashy gimmicks needed. what separates volca from the chains isn't just the small-batch roasting. it's the understanding that coffee culture means something more than quick caffeine fixes. each cup carries weight. intention. the kind of care that makes you walk past three other cafes to get here instead.

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