Yellow Bourbon Colombia Natural El Vergel Coffee Beans

Name: Yellow Bourbon Colombia Natural El Vergel Coffee Beans
Brand: Basic Barista
SKU: YELLOW-B-200-PURPLE
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Yellow Bourbon Colombia Natural El Vergel Coffee Beans

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Varietal: Yellow Bourbon
Farm: El Vergel Estate
Exporter: Forest Coffee
Region: Tolima, Colombia
Producer: Elias & Shady Bayter
Altitude: 1500 MASL
Process: Natural
Coffee Score: 88.50 Points
Notes: Strawberry, Pineapple, Passionfruit and Spices
Size: 200g Bag

About The Coffee:

This coffee is bold and full of character, bursting with ripe strawberry and tropical fruit notes like pawpaw. There’s a subtle spiced booziness reminiscent of rum, complemented by a rich sweetness and a hint of funk.

It’s a natural process coffee, fermented for 48 hours to highlight fruity flavours and achieve a balanced sweetness. After fermentation, the beans are sun-dried for eight days in mechanical silos, allowing them to absorb warmth and increase microbial activity. Once dried, the beans undergo a 35-day stabilisation in Grain Pro bags before being milled.

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1x Yellow Bourbon Colombia Natural El Vergel - 200g Bag

Brand: Basic Barista

SKU:YELLOW-B-200-PURPLE

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COMMON COFFEE PROCESSES

WASHED PROCESS
Washed coffees (aka wet process) use water to remove the coffee seed from the cherry. This has the least amount of contact with the fruit and has a clean and often creamy taste. Washed coffees are commonly known to carry more flavours from the origin, terroir and variety rather than the processing flavours.
TRY A WASHED COFFEE
NATURAL PROCESS
Natural coffees were popularised by producing countries that did not have as much access to water, this processing technique has since been adopted all over the world and tends to carry through a rich fruity flavour from the extended contact with the coffee cherries,
TRY A NATURAL COFFEE
FERMENTED
There are many coffees that fall into this third category of coffee processing, the most popular being Anaerobic fermentation and Carbonic Fermentation (CM).
Expect funky fruity notes and an intense alcohol / boozey taste
TRY A FERMENTED COFFEE