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Elixir | Carbonic Maceration | Swiss Water® Decaf | Nicaragua
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Elixir | Carbonic Maceration | Swiss Water® Decaf | Nicaragua

Elixir | Carbonic Maceration | Swiss Water® Decaf | Nicaragua is a Jinotega, Nicaragua (1 300 – 1 600 masl), Carbonic Maceration + Double Fermentation + Swiss Water® Decaffeination, Catuai · Caturra · Pacamara · Yellow Bourbon coffee from Frequent Coffee.

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Details

Origin
Jinotega, Nicaragua (1 300 – 1 600 masl)
Process
Carbonic Maceration + Double Fermentation + Swiss Water® Decaffeination
Variety
Catuai · Caturra · Pacamara · Yellow Bourbon

Description

From the lush hills of Jinotega, Nicaragua, this single-origin decaf coffee carries the craftsmanship of Gold Mountain Coffee Growers, a farmer-focused collective known for traceability and exceptional post-harvest care. Each lot is meticulously carbonic-macerated and double-fermented before decaffeination through the Swiss Water® Process, a method that gently removes caffeine, using only water, temperature, and time. The result? A cup that bursts with layered sweetness and fruit intensity. Think Concord grape, blackberry jam, and melted chocolate swirling in perfect balance. Syrupy and round, yet clean enough to reveal its origin character, Elixir defies everything you thought you knew about decaf. Origin Details Region: Jinotega, Nicaragua (1 300 – 1 600 masl) Producers: Gold Mountain Coffee Growers Network Varieties: Catuai · Caturra · Pacamara · Yellow Bourbon Process: Carbonic Maceration + Double Fermentation + Swiss Water® Decaffeination Flavor Notes Concord Grape Blackberry Jam Chocolate Why You’ll Love It Swiss Water® Process preserves flavor and clarity while removing caffeine naturally. Traceable from seed to cup, sourced through Gold Mountain’s smallholder farms. Rich, fruit-forward profile that pairs beautifully with chocolate desserts or as a standalone afternoon cup. How to Brew Grind fresh before brewing. This decaf shines in pour-over (V60) and immersion methods like the French Press or AeroPress. Use slightly hotter water (about 205°F / 96°C) to coax out its chocolate and grape-jam sweetness.  We personally like a little extra extraction on this one. For more on how decaf behaves during brewing, check out our guide: Why Decaf Coffee Brews Differently. About the Process The Swiss Water® Process uses pure water and osmosis to gently remove caffeine while keeping all of the delicate aromas intact. No solvents. No chemicals. Just a cup that tastes true to its origin.

About Frequent Coffee

Location
California, United States
Region
North America
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