Regionals Decaf - Old Spike Roastery - Brazil

Roasted

04 Dec
Old Spike Roastery

Regionals Decaf   Brazil

SMOOTH & STRONG
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£11.00/ 200g
  • Decaf
  • Medium-Dark
    • Tastes Like:
    Dark chocolate, toffee + almond.
    Considering that their last decaf was a firm favourite last season, we just had to see what Old Spike were up to next. And, it's a delightful rich decaf which really stands up in flavour with or without milk. Grown at 900-1100m this small holder mixed varietal is classic to it's core.
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    Regionals Decaf - Old Spike Roastery - Brazil

    Regionals Decaf - Old Spike Roastery - Brazil

    200g

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    London N4 2UX
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    Details

    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Brazil

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Various

    • [[Altitude]]
      Altitude

      1200m

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      MC Natural Decaf

    Roaster Notes

    Brazil's coffee farms, known for their vastness, have largely adopted mechanical harvesting due to the country's flat terrains and high labor costs. This shift enables more selective harvesting of ripe cherries, improving specialty coffee quality. On uneven sections, farms often use a 'manual mechanized' method with a vibrating rake, the derricadeira, to collect ripe cherries more precisely. These harvesting advancements have bolstered Brazil's focus on cup quality. Following harvest, cherries are sun-dried on patios in thin layers, with careful turning for even drying and flavor enhancement.