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September Colombia Faver Ninco Whole Bean
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$34.00250gIn Stock

September Colombia Faver Ninco Whole Bean

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September Colombia Faver Ninco Whole Bean is a Santa Maria, Huila, Colombia, Yeast Inoculated Washed, Papayo coffee from September.

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Details

Origin
Santa Maria, Huila, Colombia
Process
Yeast Inoculated Washed
Variety
Papayo
Producer
Faver Ninco, Finca Costa Rica

Description

8.8oz / 250g Whole BeanNotes: Red Currant, Tart Berries, Almond, Vanilla Yogurt, CreamyRegion: Santa Maria, HuilaProducer: Faver Ninco, Finca Costa RicaVarietal: PapayoProcess: Yeast Inoculated WashedElevation: 1900 m From September: "This is our first harvest featuring Faver Ninco and his family and our first time ever featuring the Papayo varietal. This coffee is incredibly complex in the cup, resulting in a sweet and creamy profile of tart red fruits, and vanilla. We taste sweet red currants and tart red fruits. We also taste the sweetness of creamy vanilla yogurt and almonds. This coffee has a complex profile and a creamy body with a sweet fruit forward finish. ProducerFaver’s coffee journey began about 25 years ago, when he learned everything he knows about coffee production from his father and neighbors. About six years ago, he became very interested in coffee varieties and specialty coffee. His four children also were involved in this process, and now they all participate in the farm's production; each of them owns their own coffee plants and carefully selects the varieties they want to grow to contribute to the family’s economy and their own. ProcessingCherries are hand-selected and spend 12-14 hours fermenting in cherry. They are then de-pulped and dry fermented for 72 hours with a yeast concentrate prior to drying for 72-84 hours. VarietyPapayo is a rare arabica variety from southern Colombia, known for cherries and seeds that grow long and tapered instead of round. Growers named it for that shape: the fruit narrows to a point at one end like a small papaya. It is a farmer-named variety rather than a bred and released cultivar, which is why it carries no institutional pedigree and no release date."

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