Origin
Ecuador
4.8
Grown at
An experimentally processed coffee from a new growing region, offering a stunningly complex and aromatic cup of spice and fruit.
From the experimental slopes of Ecuador’s Pichincha province comes an anaerobic processed coffee that challenges convention and delights the senses. Anaerobic fermentation—where beans are fermented in sealed, oxygen-free tanks—amplifies complexity and introduces new aromatic layers to the final brew. In Pichincha, where elevation meets innovation, farmers are refining this technique with exceptional precision. The result is a coffee that feels contemporary and daring: rich with unexpected dimension, yet still grounded in terroir. It's a bold expression of craft, proving that Ecuador isn’t just keeping pace with specialty trends—it’s helping set them.
Typica Mejorado Despite its name, genetic testing shows this is a Bourbon-Gesha hybrid. It is prized in Ecuador for its complex floral and fruit profile, which is intensified by anaerobic processing.
Country
Ecuador
Region
Pichincha
Altitude
1,400 - 1,600 meters
Processing Method
Anaerobic Fermentation
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