HACIENDA LA PAPAYA

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Café em Grão250G (8,8 OZ)
Cultivado a 1.850 metros acima do nível do mar na Fazenda La Papaya, na região de Saraguro, no sul do Equador, este lote vem do produtor Juan Pena, um canto do país que está construindo uma reputação discreta por cafés com real caráter e clareza. A altitude e o processo lavado trabalham juntos para manter a bebida limpa e expressiva, permitindo que as qualidades naturais da fruta se manifestem sem distração. Recomendado para coador, onde essa clareza tem espaço para se abrir completamente. Na xícara, o hibisco se destaca com um toque floral brilhante que define o tom inicial, dando lugar a uma doçura de ameixa madura no meio do paladar. O mel completa o final, suavizando tudo em um final suave e persistente. Em camadas, mas nunca complicado, um café filtrado que recompensa uma manhã tranquila. Hibisco · Ameixa · Mel Saraguro, Equador · Fazenda La Papaya · Juan Pena · Lavado · 1.850 MASL Disponibilidade: Limitada — este lote não será reabastecido.

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Notes

+Torra Média

+Hibisco
+Ameixa
+Mel

Origin Origem Isolada
Coffee is sourced seasonally for clarity, sweetness, and a distinctive sense of place.
Brew method Filtro
Designed to stay expressive across filter and espresso recipes. Use the guide below as a starting point.

Filter

Dialing in for filter brewing is about harmony.

Grind

Your grind is your foundation. Too coarse and the brew runs fast, leaving you with a thin, underdeveloped cup. Too fine and it drags, pulling out bitterness and losing sweetness. Aim for an even, medium grind and adjust based on taste.

Dose

Always weigh it out. Most filter brews start around a 1:16 to 1:17 ratio—for example, 20 grams of coffee to 320–340 grams of water. Small changes here shift body and balance in big ways.

Bloom

Pour just enough water to saturate the grounds and release trapped gas—usually double your coffee dose—and wait about 30–45 seconds.

Pour

Slow, steady pours keep the flow consistent and prevent over-agitation. Try circular motions, maintaining a constant water level rather than stop-start flooding.

Total Brew Time

For most pour-overs, you’re looking at about 2½–3½ minutes.

HACIENDA LA PAPAYA

Full Analysis

Class:
DECLASSIFIED
Process:
Washed
Coordinates:
14°55′N 88°14′W
Region:
SARAGURO
Origin:
Ecuador
Producer:
Juan Pena
Codename:
HACIENDA LA PAPAYA
Altitude:
1850 MASL
HACIENDA LA PAPAYA

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