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LAURINA LOW CAF
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LAURINA LOW CAF

LAURINA LOW CAF

Poached Pear. Chocolate.

Regular price 25.00 €
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Origin: West Valley, Costa Rica
Roast: Filter / Espresso
Producer: Alejo Castro Kahle
Altitude: 1400-1500 Meters
Varietal: Laurina
Process: Washed


Volcan Azul Laurina: Naturally Low Caffeine
Volcan Azul is located on the edge of the Poás Volcano, where coffee has been planted on fertile soil since the mid-19th century. Alejo Castro Kahle is a passionate grower who has performed consistently at the Cup of Excellence, with rare varietals and meticulous processing.

The Laurina varietal naturally contains less than half of the caffeine of a regular arabica bean. For those who are sensitive to caffeine or just want to enjoy more coffee in a day, this is a way to do so without compromising on body or flavour. Fruity, nutty, and smooth, this coffee offers a wonderful profile with high sweetness.

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TECHNICAL DETAILS

Producer:

Alejo Castro Kahle

Origin:

, Costa Rica

Altitude:

1500

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Sweetness:

Acidity:

Varietal:

Laurina

Process:

Washed
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We love this Laurina lot for its full, complex profile that does not compromise on flavour. Expect notes of poached pear, rich macadamia nut, shortbread, and vanilla. The coffee offers a deliciously smooth mouthfeel, enhanced by gentle natural processing.

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One-dimensional, but pleasant

The tasting notes on the bag reads "poached pear", which I agree with. However, there is not much more complexity to the coffee beyond that. I have tried both perculation and immersion brewing, and at a variety of temperatures and brew times, and I do not seem to find more interesting notes. But! I recently discovered that it works excellently in homemade blends.