Roasted
04 Feb
El Jaragual Colombia
WILD & WHACKY
Tastes Like:
Passionfruit, Strawberry, Percy Pigs, Floral + Complex.
This washed Colombian coffee undergoes yeast inoculation and thermal shock, two innovative processes that enhance its complexity. Yeast inoculation introduces selected yeasts during fermentation, amplifying fruity and floral characteristics. Thermal shock uses rapid temperature changes to lock in the vibrant flavours, making for an exceptionally expressive cup. The result? A bright, juicy and layered coffee that is a true standout.
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Usually ready in 1 hour
El Jaragual - Wood St Coffee - Colombia
250g
Brewed HQ
Brewed
263 Green Lanes
London N4 2UX
United Kingdom
Details
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Origin
Colombia
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Location
Antioquia
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Altitude
1500m
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Process
Thermal Shock
Washed
From Wood St Coffee
Hot off the back of their first harvest, we've secured another world class banger from El Jaragual. If you tried Jonny and Jorge's coffee last year, you know you're in for a treat! We felt very privileged to be one of the first roasters in the world to get our hands on their fruity fruity bombs. The coffees received incredible feedback, and we knew we wanted to continue working together (hopefully for ever and ever, Amen!). For their second harvest we've secured a pink bourbon lot. It really stood out on the cupping table for its high sweetness and acidity. We're reminded of gummy sweets (like that famous M&S pig) and the cup brims with strawberry, raspberry and passionfruit. Subtle florals join the party for an absolute stunner. May we always have an El Jaragual coffee on our offer list. May you never tire of those magical flavours. May each harvest bring yet more delicious surprises. Long live El Jaragual!