Port Wine Coffee

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Costa Rica Anaerobic Dry Process Higuito

We are excited about this one! We love port wines, so when this bean was discovered and we found a way to roast out wine like flavors we knew we had a win. Intense anaerobic profile with rustic, fermented aroma. Winey fruit flavors by a bittersweet backdrop layer. Notes of honey mead, burnt sugar, Port wine, rustic dark cocoa. This farm is at an elevation of 5,400 feet on the coastal range of Costa Rica. If you like port wines or any desert wine, we highly suggest this one. Try it black with a cheesecake after dinner, you will not be disappointed.

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Costa Rica Anaerobic Dry Process Higuito

We are excited about this one! We love port wines, so when this bean was discovered and we found a way to roast out wine like flavors we knew we had a win. Intense anaerobic profile with rustic, fermented aroma. Winey fruit flavors by a bittersweet backdrop layer. Notes of honey mead, burnt sugar, Port wine, rustic dark cocoa. This farm is at an elevation of 5,400 feet on the coastal range of Costa Rica. If you like port wines or any desert wine, we highly suggest this one. Try it black with a cheesecake after dinner, you will not be disappointed.

Full Cupping Notes

This anaerobic dry process coffee brews intense fruit flavors and rustic aromatics, with bittersweet backdrop layer to the profile. The flavor profile brings boozy notes of fermentation to the fruits, and dark syrupy sweetness helps balance the scales a little, but there's not hiding fruit! The fragrance showed notes of rustic sugars, like date sugar and rice syrup, intertwined with dried fruits, along with a hint of fermented orange that added to the rustic intensity. Potent fruity wine notes come through in the wet aroma, along with hints of honey and torched sugar, and boozy fruit liqueurs. Even our Full City+ roast showed a fermented edgy quality alongside a scent of dark cocoa bittering. The sweetness in our lightest City+ roast had a honey mead aspect, fermented and boozy, but with perceptible sweetness rolled in. Notes of dark cocoa and burnt sugar that brought a very nice dimension to the profile. The coffee cooled to sweet flavors of Port-like dessert wines, and some spiced Syrah in the finish.