PanamaPANAMA CASA RUIZ
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Farm named
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What Torrefazione Paradiso says about this coffee
LA FARM
Abbiamo selezionato uno dei migliori lotti della Farm Casa Ruiz nella regione di Boquete a Panama. Le piante si trovano ad un’ altitudine di circa 1500 metri piantate in un terreno ricco di sostanze nutritive, questo connubio tra altitudine e terreno dona al caffè un particolare gusto in tazza.
LA LAVORAZIONE
Per questo caffè vengono raccolte a mano solo le drupe mature e prive di difetti, successivamente il caffè viene lavato e asciugato al sole in letti rialzati
L’ESPERIENZA IN TAZZA
In tazza il nostro Panama presenta flavours di frutta dolce con note di noce e una piacevole acidità citrica.
QUANDO TOSTEREMO E SPEDIREMO IL TUO CAFFE’ ?
Tostiamo tutti i giorni* i nostri caffè, li confezioniamo subito e li spediamo*. Gli ordini per essere spediti il giorno stesso devono essere terminati e pagati entro le 10:00 (UTC+1), gli ordini effettuati dopo v…
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What the roaster says about where it came from
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Where each fact came from
Altitude, lowest
…altitudine: 1500 m FARMER: Casa Ruiz VARIETA’: Typica, Catuai… part of a longer passage the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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