Quality Report - Colombia La Esperanza Tres Dragones Natural
About This Coffee
Tres Dragones is named after three furnaces used to dry coffee on the Potosi farm. Sparks from the furnaces caused a fire that burned down the farmhouse. The farm is located in Caicedonia and spans 52 hectares, with 34 hectares dedicated to producing the Colombia variety. This variety is a hybrid of Hybrid-de-Timor and Caturra, offering resistance to rust and high yield potential. After being fermented for 19-22 hours, the coffee is pulped and fermented again for 35 hours. It is then left to dry for 48 hours in a silo before being transferred to solar driers for approximately 15 days of rest.
Farm Information
Origin: Colombia
Region: Trujillo, Valle del Cauca
Farm/Coop/Mill: Finca Potosi
Producer: Rigoberto and Luis Eduardo Herrera
Variety: Colombia
Process: Natural
Altitude: 1700 - 1950masl
Sourcing Partner: Bennetts
Quality Report: (87/100)
Roast Level: Light
Aroma(8/10): Tropical, orange zest
Sweetness(8/10): Orange marmalade-like sweetness
Flavour(8.5/10): Orange, tropical, cherry liquor, dark chocolate
Aftertaste(8/10): Medium-length, black tea-like aftertaste
Acidity(8/10): Medium-high, winey acidity
Mouthfeel/Body(8.5/10): Round mouthfeel and medium body
Balance & Overall(8/10): This coffee is complex, packed with sweet fruity notes and winey acidity.
Brew Methods
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