New crop of Monte Crisol Strictly Hard Bean coffee. The coffee arrived in early May and has cupped very nicely. Quite similar to our previous lot. We hope you enjoy.
Grown in the West Central Valley of Costa Rica. The Monte Crisol is a Strictly Hard Bean (SHB) grade coffee which is shade grown and expertly prepared. Growing elevation is above 5200 feet (1600+ meters). The rich volcanic soil ideal to produce strong and health crops.
A superb Costa Rica coffee. The wet aroma is very pronounced, with hints of chocolate, floral and fruit. Medium-deep body and good acidity, lending to its slight berry flavors. Target a good Full City roast.
To try some for yourself click HERE
Monday, May 18, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Colombia Reserva Del Diablo
The coffee has been brought to us by the Trinidad Coffee Group and marketed as Reserva Del Diablo (Devil's Reserve). The Trinidad Coffee Group is a collection of 4 farms working together to produce quality coffee for export directly to small coffee shops and vendors such as Fresh Coffee Beans Company. The coffee is grown in the "Vereda Uvales" close to Piendamó in the Cauca region. The coffee is 100% Caturra variety grown at 5500 feet in elevation; hand picked and processed using environmentally friendly practices.
The drying process is done using machine drying (silo), but instead of using fuel oil as it normally happens, these machines are specially designed to work with sisco as a bio-fuel. The sisco is the dry skins of the coffee beans, the waste of the threshing process of the coffee.
When roasted light the coffee exhibits amazing wine-like characteristics, lots of tannins and red-grape qualities. The flavor is sweet with hints of citrus, floral, red-grape, and anise. The body is light to medium and the aftertaste is clean with a tannic finish, there is an almost liquoring effect.
The drying process is done using machine drying (silo), but instead of using fuel oil as it normally happens, these machines are specially designed to work with sisco as a bio-fuel. The sisco is the dry skins of the coffee beans, the waste of the threshing process of the coffee.
When roasted light the coffee exhibits amazing wine-like characteristics, lots of tannins and red-grape qualities. The flavor is sweet with hints of citrus, floral, red-grape, and anise. The body is light to medium and the aftertaste is clean with a tannic finish, there is an almost liquoring effect.
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