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SIPSTRUCK - Edwin Noreña [Raspberry] {Filter} | Colombia - Raspberry Co Ferment, Natural - Caturra

SIPSTRUCK - Edwin Noreña [Raspberry] {Filter} | Colombia - Raspberry Co Ferment, Natural - Caturra

  • Origin: Colombia
  • Tasting Notes: Cherry Cola, Raspberry Syrup, Hard Candy
  • Process: Raspberry Co Ferment, Natural
  • Varieties: Caturra
  • Quindio
  • 1650 masl
  • Light
  • Recommended Brew: Filter
  • Roast Date:
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Sipstruck Coffee is located in Niagara Falls, Ontario

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Mouth Watering Raspberry Co-Ferment, from Quindío Colombia - Edition No. 01

Edwin Noreña is one of Colombia’s most obsessive innovators in coffee processing. Known as El Alquimista, he uses layered fermentation techniques to craft precise, expressive profiles. This honey process microlot was made possible using two careful and distinct full cherry fermentations, the second of which was heavily fortified and infused. The result is a heavy, syrupy cup with flavors of fruit punch, black cherry, and rose jelly. It is intense but still crisp, with candy-like sweetness.

Roast: Filter | 86 Agtron | Light

At the heart of Colombia’s coffee belt, in the lush hills of Quindío, Edwin Noreña is rewriting the rules. A trained agro-industrial engineer turned coffee visionary, Edwin approaches coffee like a winemaker-meticulously crafting fermentation protocols that push the boundaries of flavour.

His farm, Finca Campo Hermoso, is more than just fertile ground - it’s a laboratory of innovation. Here, altitude, microclimate, and volcanic soils provide the foundation, while Edwin’s bold experiments bring the magic. From co-fermentations with fruit and hops to precision-controlled anaerobic tanks, nothing is off-limits.

Edwin's processing for this particular lot involved two distinct whole cherry fermentations: one of fresh picked cherry on its own; and a second one in which the cherry was accompanied by a carefully formulated solution of coffee cherry must (a biproduct of the first fermentation) and dried fruit. Finally, the twice-fermented cherry is depulped and moved immediately to raise screen beds to dry, just like a traditional honey would be. Each stage adds a particular bit of uniqueness to the final coffee.

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