Colombia LAS FLORES SIDRA (COMPETITION)

by Nomad Coffee

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Roastery
Nomad Coffee
Coffee Origin
Colombia specialty coffee Colombia
Region
Huila
Variety
Bourbon Sidra
Roast Type
Filter
Process
Natural
Flavour Profile
Pineapple, Cocoa nibs, Lychee
Roast Level
Light to Medium Light
Brewing Method
Aeropress, Chemex, Clever dripper, French Press, Hario V60, Vacuum Pot

This rare Bourbon Sidra variety combines incredible elegance with wild tropical fruitiness. From the very first sip, you’ll be enveloped by the intense sweetness of lychee and juicy pineapple, giving the cup a vibrant and lively character. This burst of fruit is perfectly balanced by a deep, slightly bitter note of dried cocoa beans, which ensure a long and complex aftertaste. It is a coffee with an incredibly clean structure and lingering sweetness, roasted in such a way that every subtle nuance of its rich sensory spectrum shines through.

Finca Las Flores, located in the Acevedo area of the Huila region, is a captivating project by the Vergara family that began back in 1990. We chose this lot primarily because of the fascinating story of Jhoan Vergara, who transformed the farm into a modern laboratory of coffee innovation. The coffee trees here grow at an altitude of 1,750 meters above sea level in a unique microclimate that is exceptionally well-suited to the Bourbon Sidra variety. In 2019, Jhoan won the prestigious Master of Coffee competition, definitively placing the farm on the world map of top-tier coffee. The cultivation of exotic varieties here is carried out with the utmost respect for tradition, yet utilizing the latest scientific knowledge, making every bean a small piece of coffee history.

What gives this coffee its breathtaking clarity and intense aroma is an extremely demanding and precisely controlled dry process. It all begins with a 12-hour initial oxidation of the cherries, followed by a 48-hour fermentation submerged in water in a controlled environment. A truly unique technological feature here is the use of a thermal shock at 50 °C, which serves to immediately stabilize the fermentation processes and “lock” the volatile aromatic compounds inside the bean. After the second phase of oxidation, the coffee is dried using a combination of methods: first in a mechanical dryer and then for 15 days on shaded beds until it reaches the ideal moisture content of 10.4%. For you, as coffee lovers, this scientific approach means one thing: an incredibly distinct profile that blends tradition with state-of-the-art coffee technology.

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250g
Fruit bomb, experimental natural process. Let's say 'no cheat '
( buy only if you like experimental natural processed' coffee )
Recipe
Method: Orea V3, Sibarist Fast
Coffee (g): 16
Water (g): 255
Water temperature: 93
Grinder (settings): ZP6 5.0
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