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Caro's Citric Natural

$

9

/lb

The co-fermented natural emerged from a personal process of openness toward a style of processing I had long resisted, convinced that a coffee needs nothing more than the development of its own inherent complexity to be extraordinary. However, after sharing experiences with other producers on the team, visiting their farms, and experimenting together during Unblended’s farm camps, I began to see a new possibility: finding a balance between emerging market trends and continuing to work with ingredients that are truly native to our origin. This is how Citrus Bloom was born — a natural coffee fermented in sealed tanks for 140 hours, co-fermented with all the organically grown mandarin varieties produced on the farm, along with sour orange. It is then sun-dried for 3 to 4 weeks. The result transforms the traditional chocolate and red fruit profile into a more complex and delicate expression — one we continue to refine and analyze in pursuit of greater consistency.

Taste Profile

Mandarine
Chocolate
Creamy

Variety

Castillo
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The Process

How this coffee was produced

Natural - with citric tree leaves added to the fermentation

Harvesting and Stabilization

Only ripe cherries are harvested and floated for a second selection and left in open tanks for 24 hours

Processing and Fermentation

Cherries are fermented for 140 hours in closed tanks adding leaves of all the mandarin trees that grow in the farm

Drying

They dried in sun-bed driers for 3 to 4 weeks until it reaches 11% moisture

About the producer

Carolina Ramirez

From endurance runner to coffee producer, Carolina collaborates with her mother to craft exceptional coffees, embracing the specialty coffee journey.

About the farm

Guayacanes

Guayacanes is Caro Ramirez second farm. This is a bigger one, it's more focused on producing volume than specialty. Caro's mission is to produce more an more processes in this one. She's starting to slowly adapt it to smaller lots, building more drying beds and fixing her processing facility to ensure the quality.

Altitude

1550 m

Size of the farm

8 Hectares & 4 employees

Varieties

Cenicafé, Castillo, Colombia, Etiope, caturra

Harvest Season

October to December

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