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SEPTEMBER - Decaf - Mango Smoothie | Colombia - Thermal Shock - Castillo
SEPTEMBER - Decaf - Mango Smoothie | Colombia - Thermal Shock - Castillo
Origin: Colombia
Tasting Notes: Mango Lassi, Pineapple, Tangerine
Process: Thermal Shock
Varieties: Castillo
Producer: Alex Bermudez
Farm: Finca El Paraiso
Region: Cauca
Elevation: 1930 masl
Roast Profile: Light
Recommended Brew: Filter
Decaffeinated
Roast Date:
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Mango Smoothie is one of our favourite decafs we've had to date. With a creamy tropical sweetness, and a juicy mouthwatering acidity reminding us of pineapple and tangerine, it's a decaf that may change your opinion on decaf. This coffee is produced by our friends at Finca El Paraiso.
In the cup
We taste the sweetness of creamy mango lassi, sweet and juicy pineapple, and sparkling tangerine like acidity. This coffee has an incredibly creamy body and a long sweet finish.
About The Producer
El Paraiso and the Bermudez family are absolute geniuses when it comes to methodology in coffee processing. Rather than using standard anaerobic fermentation tanks, he uses precise bio reactors to ferment the product. He measures everything from time, temp, ph, sugar content and microbial load. We have come to know Diego and Finca El Paraiso's team as the world leaders in coffee processing.
Processing
Rather than using standard anaerobic fermentation tanks he uses precise bio reactors to ferment the product measuring everything from time, temp, ph, sugar content and microbial load. The process of this profile begins with the proper harvesting of the coffee cherries, at an optimum point of ripeness. This decaffeinated lot undergoes a semi-washed culturing process with Saccharomyces cerevisiae, before decaffeination via sugarcane-derived ethyl acetate.
Variety
Castillo is a hybrid variety. It is a cross between Caturra and Timor. Carefully created for its resistance to leaf rust, Castillo is a hybrid variety that now makes up 40% of Colombia’s coffee crops. It is a “dwarfed” tree that can be planted in high density, resulting in generous crop yields.
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