Roasting to order
With complex traditional processing methods , the hydro-honey process takes things to a whole new level. This process combines parts of the washed, natural and honey processes to create incredible coffee.
- Ripe coffee cherries are picked and harvested in the morning.
- The liquid from the cherry is measured for sugar content. To do this, some cherry juice is squeezed out and measured using a refractometer. The ideal sugar content is 23-25 Brix (g sugar/100g liquid). If the cherry has the correct sugar content, it is ready for drying.
- Coffee is placed on drying beds to be sun dried for four to eight days in the same way that natural process coffees are handled
- Cherries are then rehydrated for 18-24 hours. This step is similar to washed process coffees.
- The cherries are then de-pulped and dried again for 12-15 days, creating a similar result to the honey process.
Hydro honey process is and incredibly labor-intensive and expensive processing method, but the results are incredible.
- Grading: TC Extreme beans (independent cup score 89.5)
- Notes: Honey, winey and tropical into a wine and spice finish
- Body: moderate to heavy. Full and coating mouthfeel
- Acidity: tangy
- Roast: filter-omniroast-light espresso
- Drink: from day 7 (espresso), roast day (filter)
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