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One of Cafe Muda's favourite coffees from last year is back, Roger Chilcon! Roger owns a 3-hectare farm in the village ofEl Diamante in Peru and grows thecaturra and catimor varieties.
The San Jose de Lourdes region has a climate that is distinctive from other regions, colder and with more rainfall, giving aunique cup finish. Due to its isolation, the region has logistical problems, making production lower, with superior quality coffee.
Roger takes care of the harvesting, pulping and drying of the coffee. The cherries are picked when ripe before being pre-fermented overnight in bags. The macerated cherries are then pulped and fermented for 24 to 36 hours depending on the climatic conditions. This prolonged fermentation and maceration of cherries give the cup fruity and very greedy notes.
This is our standard recipe for espresso brews. You may want to experiment with this recipe and tailor to your equipment and taste preference.
Source: Acuratore
Tasting Guide
Taste Profile
Rich & Syrupy
Tasting Notes
Raspberry, Brown Sugar, Chocolate
Roaster
Cafés Muda
In Portuguese, "MUDA" means young coffee shoot. The word also refers to the verb "Mudar" which means to change.
With Cafés MUDA, we want to contribute at our level to the change underway in the world of coffee by offering seasonal coffees to ensure aromatic freshness at the time of tasting.