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Simon Brown + Merlith Cruz • Washed • Heirloom • Peru

Taith Coffee

$22.50200gIn Stock

Simon Brown + Merlith Cruz • Washed • Heirloom • Peru

Simon Brown + Merlith Cruz • Washed • Heirloom • Peru is a Peru, Natural, Heirloom coffee from Taith Coffee.

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Details

Origin
Peru
Process
Natural
Variety
Heirloom
Producer
Simon Brown + Merlith Cruz
Available Sizes
  • 200g$22.50 ($11.25/100g)
  • 1000g$97.93 ($9.79/100g)

Description

Producer: Simon Brown + Merlith Cruz Origin: Peru Process: Natural Varietal: Heirloom Altitude: 1800 MASL Flavour Notes: Blackcurrant, Peach, Palma Violets Best for: Espresso + Filter roast level: Light Farm Simon Brown and Merlith Cruz grow coffee at their farm, Las Etíopes, where they cultivate Ethiopian varieties such as Gesha, Wush Wush, and Heirloom. Beyond farming, they are also the founders of Chacra, an importing company that works closely with smallholder producers committed to high-quality coffee and innovative processing techniques. Their dual role as both producers and importers allows them to support sustainable farming while promoting carefully crafted specialty lots. PROCESS The processing method used for this coffee plays a major role in its flavour profile. After harvesting, the cherries were rinsed with cool spring water to reduce microbial activity before being placed, with the skin intact, into a sealed bioreactor. Inside the tank, Simon and Merlith could carefully control variables such as pressure, pH, temperature, and agitation. They then added “mosto,” a fermented coffee cherry liquid from another batch, which acted as a sugar-rich starter culture to guide fermentation with specific beneficial microorganisms. This controlled inoculation and fermentation process helped develop the coffee’s complex and intense flavours. Once fermentation was complete, the cherries were dried slowly on raised beds in thin layers. This stage required constant attention to avoid mould or unwanted bacteria, with frequent turning, shading during the hottest part of the day, and consistent airflow all being essential. The drying process could take up to 25 days, but extending fermentation during drying intensified the coffee’s natural sweetness and flavour complexity.

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