Galeras Decaf - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia

Roasted

08 Apr
Round Hill Roastery

Galeras Decaf   Colombia

SMOOTH & STRONG
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£10.00/ 250g
Tastes Like:
Caramel, Milk Chocolate + Apple.
The town of Buesaco lies high on a ridge in the Andes Mountains of the Nariño department in Colombia at an altitude of 1850m. The cooperative works with more than 300 smallholders farmers all over the Nariño department who generally harvest coffee all year around, this spectacular decaf is 'sugarcane' processed and is a perfect all-rounder.
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Galeras Decaf - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia

Galeras Decaf - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia

250g

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Details

  • [[Origin]]
    Origin

    Colombia

  • [[Location]]
    Location

    Narino

  • [[Altitude]]
    Altitude

    1650m

  • [[Process]]
    Process

    Sugarcane

Roaster Notes

Here's how the 'Sugarcane'process works; Ethyl acetate is produced by esterification between ethyl alcohol, which is derived from the fermentation of sugar cane, and acetic acid. The green coffee is submerged in a wash of water and ethyl acetate, during which the ethyl acetate bonds with the caffeine in the coffee and begins to extract it from the green seeds. The EA solution is flushed and the process is repeated until reaching a minimum decaffeination level of 97%. Finally, the green coffee is steamed to remove any remaining ethyl acetate from the seeds.