COLOMBIA | SUGAR CANE DECAF

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ORIGIN: HUILA & TOLIMA | COLOMBIA

PRODUCER: SMALL HOLDER FARMERS

VARIETY: CASTILLO, CATURRA, COLOMBIA

PROCESS: WASHED | SUGAR CANE DECAF

WE TASTE: TOASTED NUTS, GOLDEN SYRUP, LEMONADE

El Buho (The Owl) is a washed sugarcane decaf coffee sourced from small holder farmers in the Huila and Tolima regions of Colombia.

SUGAR CANE DECAF - 'sugarcane' method - is a process which combines high mountain spring water and Ethyl Acetate (EA) of natural origin. EA is present in every coffee cherry in its natural state (as well as in many other fruits and vegetables). The natural EA is obtained from a sugar cane-based process and is, together with spring water, the only other element which comes into contact with the coffee. 

First the beans are steamed to open their pores, then they are rinsed with Ethyl-Acetate repeatedly to remove the caffeine. They are then dried to a 10-12% humidity and sealed with a natural wax which has a neutral profile which does not affect the flavour or aroma of the coffee.

This water-EA process allows for gentle extraction of the caffeine from the bean, avoiding excessive heat or pressure, maintaining the natural structure and all characteristics of the coffee bean.

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ORIGIN: HUILA & TOLIMA | COLOMBIA

PRODUCER: SMALL HOLDER FARMERS

VARIETY: CASTILLO, CATURRA, COLOMBIA

PROCESS: WASHED | SUGAR CANE DECAF

WE TASTE: TOASTED NUTS, GOLDEN SYRUP, LEMONADE

El Buho (The Owl) is a washed sugarcane decaf coffee sourced from small holder farmers in the Huila and Tolima regions of Colombia.

SUGAR CANE DECAF - 'sugarcane' method - is a process which combines high mountain spring water and Ethyl Acetate (EA) of natural origin. EA is present in every coffee cherry in its natural state (as well as in many other fruits and vegetables). The natural EA is obtained from a sugar cane-based process and is, together with spring water, the only other element which comes into contact with the coffee. 

First the beans are steamed to open their pores, then they are rinsed with Ethyl-Acetate repeatedly to remove the caffeine. They are then dried to a 10-12% humidity and sealed with a natural wax which has a neutral profile which does not affect the flavour or aroma of the coffee.

This water-EA process allows for gentle extraction of the caffeine from the bean, avoiding excessive heat or pressure, maintaining the natural structure and all characteristics of the coffee bean.