AGUA SARCA BUNDLE NICARAGUA

£24.30

Discover the process of anaerobic fermentation, with our latest duo of Explore coffees from Nicaragua. The ultimate gift for coffee enthusiasts this Christmas.

This year we bought two coffees from the same farm, - Agua Sarca - that have different fermentation times of the same process. Try both to see how the flavour of the coffee changes over time.

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Coffee 1 - 144 hours Fermentation

The coffee cherries have had 144 hours inside these tanks before being sun dried on patios for up to two weeks, imparting a super fruity and sweet flavour, with tropical notes of lime and passionfruit.

Coffee 2 - 348 hours fermentation

This is the more fermented one of the two lots we bought from Aqua Sarca farm.

Super sweet and boozy; this coffee has been hand picked and processed in tanks for 348 hours. The result is this amazingly decadent profile, brimming with rum and raisins.

Details

Producer

Carlos Davilo & Isacio Javier Albir Vílchez

Region

Dipilto, Nicaragua

Variety

Maracaturra

Process

Anaerobic Natural

process

Anaerobic Fermentation

Anaerobic fermentation is a method of coffee processing, lending itself to more complex flavour profiles.

Anaerobic fermentation takes place inside large tanks, filled with water and sealed tight to keep the air out. Without the presence of oxygen, naturally occurring yeast consumes the sugars in the coffee fruits, releasing enzymes. This environment slows down and controls the fermentation, allowing the flavour to develop beyond the natural ripening of the fruit.

Country of Origin

Nicaragua

The mountainous region of Dipilto in Nicaragua provides the perfect climate and altitude to grow these beans at a really high quality, and the proof is in the pudding of this delicious brew.

Our long standing direct trade partners in Nicaragua have shown us the range of quality of coffee from here; from House all the way to Explore, there’s something for everyone.

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Agroforestry

Agroforestry is a way of growing coffee alongside other trees and plants, either by planting coffee in established forests or purposefully planting other cash crops to grow alongside. This can be a great tool to combat climate change in coffee growing countries, as well as maximising profits for producers.