LILO - Yunnan Silanjia - China - Triple Fermentation Natural - Catimor, Typica, Bourbon
LILO - Yunnan Silanjia - China - Triple Fermentation Natural - Catimor, Typica, Bourbon
Tasting Notes: | Fig, Dried Orange, Oolong Tea, Grape Juice, Bourbon Whiskey |
Origin: |
Pu'er, Yunnan, China |
Farm: |
SILANJIA Coffee Farm |
Process: | Triple Fermentation Natural |
Varieties: | Catimor, Typica, Bourbon |
Roast Level: |
3 Medium roast |
Elevation: | 1300 - 1650 m |
Roast Date: | November 7, 2024 |
LILO Coffee Roasters is located in Osaka, Japan
From LILO
【Cupping Comment】
① A concentrated juiciness with the tartness and sweetness of fig and dried orange.
② Oolong flavor with a hint of grape juice.
③ A smooth, lingering aftertaste, reminiscent of bourbon whiskey.
Yunnan Province is located on the southwestern frontier of China and is home to the largest ethnic minority population in the country. Bordered by Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar in the south, with an average elevation of around 1500m-2200m, and Tibet Autonomous Region in the northwest, the average elevation is between 3000m-4000m. The overall topography is complex, with large temperature differences between day and night, and a diverse climate, resulting in a very rich flora and fauna, the largest number in the country.
Pu'er City is located in the southwestern part of Yunnan Province and has a warm and humid climate with abundant rainfall and mild temperatures. It is currently the largest coffee-producing region in Yunnan Province.
After the ripe coffee cherries are washed and sorted, they undergo anaerobic fermentation for 48 hours. Finally, after the third anaerobic fermentation is completed, the formal drying procedure begins.
Because of the multiple layers of anaerobic fermentation, there are many different microorganisms involved in the fermentation process, resulting in complex flavors.
Specializing in specialty coffees from Yunnan Province, China.
Through more than a dozen Q graders in Japan and locally, we ensure quality control and deliver to Japan high-quality specialty coffees from Yunnan Province, which are not yet distributed in the Japanese coffee market, through direct transactions with the farms.