Diff Coffee Flashcards

1
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Columbia Gran Galope region

A

Huila, Colombia but changes as it’s a regional select

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Columbia Gran Galope process

A

Washed

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Columbia Gran Galope elevation

A

1400 - 2000 MASL (medium)

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Columbia Gran Galope easy facts

A

-Regional select program
-Choose one that will fit the mood enhancer
-Looking for balance in acidity, sweetness, and richness

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Columbia Gran Galope flavor notes

A

Slightly tart, brown sugar, honey, heavier than black tea and lighter than rich soil, no heavier than milk chocolate

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Columbia Gran Galope roast type

A

medium roast

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Guatemala Waykan region

A

Huehuetenango, Guatemala

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Guatemala Waykan process

A

Washed

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Guatemala Waykan elevation

A

1400-2200 MASL (medium)

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Guatemala Waykan easy facts

A

-Regional select program
-Waykan -> 84-87 on coffee grading scale
-Pronounced acidity
-To add slightly fermented flavor/acidity -> sometimes spends time in mounds on the drying beds

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Guatemala Waykan flavor notes

A

green apple, juicy, toffee

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Guatemala Waykan roast type

A

medium roast

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13
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Ethiopia Suke Quto farmer

A

Tesfaye Bekele

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Ethiopia Suke Quto region

A

Guji, Ethiopia

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15
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Ethiopia Suke Quto process

A

Pulped natural

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Ethiopia Suke Quto elevation

A

1800-2200 MASL (high)

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Ethiopia Suke Quto fast facts

A

-Highly regarded farm/washing station
-First farmer to use pulped natural in Ethiopia

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Ethiopia Suke Quto flavor notes

A

peach rings, lemon, black tea

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Ethiopia Suke Quto roast type

A

light roast

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20
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Deep Fake region

A

Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia

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21
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Deep Fake process

A

Washed + before Methylene Chloride for decaf

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22
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Deep Fake elevation

A

1700-2200 MASL (high)

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23
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Deep Fake flavor notes

A

raisin, vanilla, brown sugar

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Mood Enhancer composition

A

75% Columbia Regional Select (Gran Galope rn)
25% Guatemala (Huehuetenango)

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Mood Enhancer roast

A

Medium (intended for espresso)

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Mood Enhancer flavor notes

A

cherry, butterscotch, graham cracker

27
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Party Boy composition

A

50% Columbia Regional Select (Gran Galope rn)
50% Ethiopia Suke Quto

28
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Party Boy flavor notes

A

caramel, raisin, toffee

29
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Party Boy roast type

A

Medium roast

30
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Mexico Oaxaca farmer

A

Pedro Villavincencio

31
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Mexico Oaxaca region

A

Oaxaca Mexico

32
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Mexico Oaxaca elevation

A

1600-1700 (low)

33
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Mexico Oaxaca process

A

washed

34
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Mexico Oaxaca fast facts

A

-Processing equipment and land is shared between farmers
-Bourbon and Typica drive production with the Pluma variety growing in the southern coastal mountains

35
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Mexico Oaxaca variety

A

Pluma and Typica

36
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Mexico Oaxaca flavor notes

A

honey, floral, melon, juicy

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Mexico Oaxaca roast type

A

light roast

38
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Peru Cajamarca region

A

Cajamarca regional select

39
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Peru Cajamarca process

A

Washed

40
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Peru Cajamarca elevation

A

1600-1900 MASL (low)

41
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Peru Cajamarca flavor notes

A

green tea, molasses, mango

42
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Pero Cajamarca roast type

A

light roast

43
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Manos Juntas Colombia region

A

Cauca, Sotara, Columbia

44
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Manos Juntas Colombia process

A

Anaerobic Natural

45
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Manos Juntas Colombia elevation

A

1400-2000 MASL (low)

46
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Manos Juntas Colombia fast facts

A

-Either pulped natural or natural
-pH and brix (sugar content) is measured regularly
-Manos Juntas mill takes the load of processing off farmers
-Farmers get paid for cherries and the mill processes

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Manos Juntas Colombia flavor notes

A

berry, red wine, sweet jasmine, white sage, rich chocolate

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Manos Juntas Colombia roast type

A

light roast

49
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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada farmer

A

Rodrigo Sanchez Valencia from Finca Monteblanco

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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada region

A

Huila, Columbia

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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada process

A

washed and co-fermented

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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada elevation

A

1730 MASL (medium)

53
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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada fast facts

A

-first co-fermented coffee
-uses a culture fed with sugar, molasses, dried coconut, and pineapple juice
-culture is added to a sealed tank with pulped coffee during fermentation in order impact flavor

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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada flavor notes

A

intense pineapple, coconut and dulce de leche

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Monteblanco Colombia Pina Colada roast type

A

light roast

56
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Brazil Peaberry farm

A

Fazenda Cachoeira de Grama

57
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Brazil Peaberry region

A

Vale da Grama, Sao Paulo, Brazil

58
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Brazil Peaberry process

A

Natural and Pulped Natural

59
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Brazil Peaberry elevation

A

950-1150 MASL (low)

60
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Brazil Peaberry fast facts

A

-owned by Carvalho family and managed by export partner Bourbon Specialty
-Vale de Grama region is home to elite coffee farms
-Catuai and Yellow Bourbon trees
-Farm has on-site school and is jointly funded by Brazil government and farmers from the area

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Q

wash method

A

depulp -> wash remaining fruit and mucilage off -> dry

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pulped natural method

A

depulp -> dry and ferment with remaining mucilage -> remove remaining mucilage

63
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anaerobic natural method

A

dried as cherries -> ferments in tanks deprived of oxygen -> depulped

64
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cofermented method

A

pulped -> fermented with culture fed with desired flavors -> dried