
MEXICO Mar Mena Salazar FIL
Way Coffee RoastersAbout This Coffee
This Yellow Bourbon coffee from Colima, Mexico is grown at 1680 meters altitude in the Cofradía de Suchitlán and El Naranjal regions. The coffee is cultivated on volcanic soils from the Volcán de Colima and processed using a 160-hour Carbonic Maceration Natural method, followed by slow, controlled drying. The processing is handled by Mar Mena for the Arábica Colimota project. The coffee features a creamy texture with tropical fruit, ripe peach, strawberry, raspberry, light wine-like acidity, and cacao notes in the finish. The lactose-dominant microorganisms naturally present in this terroir create a fruit-forward expression with deep sweetness and complexity.
Origin
Cofradía De Suchitlán (Mexico)
El Naranjal (Mexico)
Flavor Notes
Peach, Strawberry, Raspberry, Floral, Tropical Fruit, Cacao, Creamy
Roast Level
Medium Light
Processing
Carbonic Maceration Natural
Typology
ArabicaYellow Bourbon
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Way Coffee Roasters
WAY Coffee Roasters was founded in Ghent in 2013 by Charlene De Buysere and Stoffel Vandenabeele, making them pioneers of the city's specialty coffee movement. Their roasting philosophy is centered on transparency and celebrating the bean's origin, which is why they prefer lighter roasts. This method allows the nuanced and delicate flavors developed at the farm level to truly shine through.
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