ColombiaHachi - Kolumbien Filter
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What 19grams says about this coffee
Dieses Lot kommt von der Finca Villa Esperanza in Tambo, Kolumbien. Auf rund 1.450 Metern reifen die Kirschen im Schatten einheimischer Bäume – handgepflückt, nur die vollreifen. In der Tüte: Caturra, natural aufbereitet in ganzer Kirsche.
Statt zu pulpen, fermentieren die Kirschen mehrere Tage am Stück und trocknen danach langsam auf Raised Beds. Genau das schmeckt man: saftiger roter Apfel, Geißblatt und Pflaume. Die Säure ist hell und apfelig, der Körper mittel und geschmeidig, das Finish sauber und süß. Ein Filterkaffee, der Frucht und Süße mühelos zusammenbringt – Hachi eben.
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Variety
“In der Tüte: Caturra, natural aufbereitet in ganzer Kirsche.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Processing
…verarbeitung: Natural (Ganzkirsch-Fermentation) Erntejahr: 2025/26 Trocknungszeit: TBD… part of a longer passage the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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