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Amenaza Menor Decaf - Kolumbie
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washed - EA decaf
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This is a washed-processed decaf coffee from Huila. The coffee has been decaffeinated using a natural substance from sugarcane, called Ethyl Acetate.
Amenaza Menor' is a nod to one of our favourite bands around the office. The Sugarcane decaffeination process leaves the true character of the original coffee intact. The result is a no-nonsense, clean profile for the straightedge among us.
The farmers contributed Pink Bourbon parchment from nine different farms located in the municipalities of Santa Maria, Icononzo, Rovira, Rioblanco, and Ibagué, at altitudes ranging from 1,700 to 2,000 masl.
The farmers who contributed to this lot are:
Diego Javier Trujillo Apache – Las Delicias
Elkin Ramírez – El Mesón
Willinton Hoyos – El Encanto
Fredy Palomino Parra – El Jardín
Cesar Calles – Los Ángeles
Hernan Florez – La Granja
Rolando Guerrero – Nataima
Derly Herrera – La Siberia
Camilo Andrés Cupitre Aldana – Pomerania
We roasts this decaf as na OMNI roast so you can enjoy this coffee as nice sweet espresso or fruity/chocolaty filter.
Sugarcane Decaf Process
The Sugarcane Decaf Process coffee first undergoes steaming at low pressures to remove the silver skins before then being moistened with hot water to allow the beans to swell and soften. This then prepares the coffee for the hydrolysis of caffeine, which is attached to the salts of the chlorogenic acid within the coffee. The extractors (naturally obtained from the fermentation of sugar cane and not from chemical synthesis) are then filled with moistened coffee which is washed several times with the natural ethyl acetate solvent, to reduce the caffeine down to the correct levels. Once this process is finished the coffee then must be cleaned of the remaining ethyl acetate by using a flow of low pressured saturated steam, before moving onto the final steps. From here the coffee is sent to vacuum drying drums where the water previously used to moisten the beans is removed and the coffee dried to between 10-12%. The coffee is then cooled quickly to ambient temperature using fans before the final step of carnauba wax being applied to polish and provide the coffee with protection against environmental conditions and to help provide stability.