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homeroasterswoodberry coffee 代官山店コロンビア サルサ農園 ピンクブルボン ウォッシュド・ファーメンテッド

colombia coffee

コロンビア サルサ農園 ピンクブルボン ウォッシュド・ファーメンテッド

by woodberry coffee 代官山店 · tokyo, japan

expect winey. this is コロンビア サルサ農園 ピンクブルボン ウォッシュド・ファーメンテッド, an anaerobic colombia from woodberry coffee 代官山店.

winey
¥1620buy from woodberry coffee 代官山店

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
anaerobic
varietal
pink bourbon, bourbon
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light-roast washed and anaerobically fermented pink bourbon and bourbon blend from salsa farm in huila, colombia. anaerobic processing, where oxygen is restricted during fermentation, tends to amplify fruit-forward and winey characteristics, and that shows clearly here. expect a pronounced winey quality with the brightness you'd expect from a huila light roast. because it's light-roasted, it responds best to brew methods that highlight clarity and acidity, such as pour-over or aeropress. use water around 90-93°c and a medium-fine grind to avoid masking the fermentation character with bitterness.

common questions

What does コロンビア サルサ農園 ピンクブルボン ウォッシュド・ファーメンテッド taste like?

the dominant character is winey, a quality amplified by the anaerobic fermentation process used at salsa farm. the light roast keeps the profile bright and fruit-forward rather than heavy or bitter.

How is コロンビア サルサ農園 ピンクブルボン ウォッシュド・ファーメンテッド grown and processed?

it is grown in huila, colombia, using pink bourbon and bourbon varietals, then processed with an anaerobic washed fermentation method, meaning the coffee is fermented in a low-oxygen environment before washing.

How should I brew コロンビア サルサ農園 ピンクブルボン ウォッシュド・ファーメンテッド?

as a light roast, it suits pour-over or aeropress best, where a medium-fine grind and water around 90-93°c will highlight the winey, fermentation-driven character without introducing unwanted bitterness.

about woodberry coffee 代官山店

you're looking at one of tokyo's more quietly serious roasting operations. woodberry coffee roasters runs multiple locations across the city, including the daikanyama spot near the station, and they roast their own beans in-house, which puts them firmly in specialty territory. the vibe is relaxed rather than precious, the kind of place where you go for an honest espresso and maybe end up staying longer than planned. sustainable sourcing is central to how they buy coffee, not just a footnote on the menu.

all coffee from woodberry coffee 代官山店

tokyo, japan

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