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"A fruit BOMB!" says Mike Perry. Initial cupping notes of raspberry, boysenberry and mint jelly. The Panama Elida Natural Catuai is back! Producer Wilford Lamastus created these lots especially for Klatch Coffee giving the whole Klatch team and all coffee lovers something to be excited about. From the same farm that brought you the Best of Panama Elida Geisha Green-Tip ASD of 2019 - World Record Setting, Auction Winning Coffee. This is a dry-processed or “natural” coffee, meaning the beans were dried inside the fruit rather than after the fruit has been removed, as is the case with wet-processed or “washed” coffees. More than half of The Lamastus Family’s Elida Estate is located in the Volcan Baru National Park, a protected ecological reserve and sanctuary for exotic plants, birds and mammals such as the tropical tiger. The Baru volcano is one of the highest volcanoes in Central America and covers 7 different climate zones. The coffee is grown up to 1,825 meters, one of the higher elevation to grow coffee in Panama. There are several local conditions that set this coffee apart from others. The farm is located at a very high elevation (1,700 to 2,500 meters) one of the highest coffee farms in Panama. It is grown in rich, volcanic soil with a cool climate and a significant amount of fog and mist during the dry season. The coffee trees are surrounded by virgin-native cloudy rain forest, and because of the cool temperatures at night, it takes 2 to 3 years longer than the average coffee tree before these trees begin to produce. The low temperatures also contribute to an extended ripening time by 1 month, creating a more developed coffee bean.
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Lucky enough to live near the roaster and meet these growers at a tasting event prior to Covid. Explained how much they’ve done to perfect their beans: a blend of Passion, science, art, & a ton of hard work w/patience. And Klatch educates on proper brewing process (hence the awards).Taste - boysenberry or a less sweet version of old school candied raspberry/blackberries with added tartness, then a slight fresh Tulsi (Holy Basil) flavor at the finish.Check roast date, if too fresh it might need to gas out, suggest a week from roast to open. Then experiment w/ your grind and water to weight ratio for a pour over to capture your personal flavor profile. Too strong or French/Aero press might overpower the sweet/fruity flavor this coffee has. Same for fine or coarseness & how porous your filter is.Please no cream, sugar, or use as double strength morning wake-up brew w/overpowering food. This should be sipped & savored. Think a few hours into the business day or at the end of lunch w/a friend or a book.
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