The Americas - Organic Flexible Subscription

£10.60

Grind Type

Beans

Coarse (Cafetiere)

Medium (Filter)

Medium Fine (Aeropress)

Fine (Espresso)

Bag Size

225g

450g

1kg

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THE AMERICAS

ORGANIC SEASONAL ESPRESSO

MEXICO - PERU - INDONESIA	CHAIPAS SMALL HOLDER FARMS - LOS AMIGOS DEL OSO PROJECT - ORION GUNDATAMA
WASHED - WASHED - GILING BASAH	FULL BODY FULL FLAVOUR

IN THIS BLEND

Mexico - Ki-Saya

Details coming soon

Peru - Del Oso

Created in 2014 by a group of six friends predominantly involved with the COCAFELOL Cooperative, Finca Liquidámbar has an ethos of addressing social and environmental issues throughout their coffee production processes. Fifteen hectares remain dedicated to forest and are left wild with the farm itself named after the trees native to the area. Experiments around coffee pulp-developed compost processed by Californian red worm are being carried out on the farm and mucilage is being used to make products that serve as foliar fertiliser for the farm. These experiments with organic fertiliser have been so successful that they have brought the techniques to the COCAFELOL Cooperative and rolled them out to other organic coffee producers in Honduras as well as other countries.

Indonesia - Sumatra Mandheling

This coffee is processed using the Giling Basah or “Wet-hulled” method. It is a process synonymous with Indonesian coffees and contributes a big part to their distinct flavours. Giling Basah shares the same initial steps of pulping, removing the cherry flesh and fermentation as the “Washed” process, but differs massively from then on. Whereas “Washed” beans are then dried to 11% moisture content so that the dried parchment layer can be removed, Giling Basah coffees are dried to around 25-35% moisture and passed through a “Wet-huller” which uses friction to tear the parchment off the beans before being laid out to try. All of this contributes to the uniqueness of Indonesian coffees and allows for quicker processing than the “Washed” method; avoiding moist beans sitting out in Indonesia’s humid climate for too long.