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A funky, fruit-saturated masterpiece balancing sparkling citrus with juicy tropical complexity.
Colombia
Bourbon Sidra
Natural Anaerobic
Tropical Fruit, Citrus, Pineapple, and Raspberry
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Huila
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Colombia
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1800m
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Deiro Garcia
Lord Voldemort - Deiro Garcia
Considered one of the most innovative producers in Huila, Deiro García has transformed his estate into a coffee innovation laboratory. Driven by a scientific approach, he specializes in precision-controlled fermentations utilizing custom yeast and bacteria strains isolated from local fruits and vegetables to strictly modulate and design breathtaking sensory profiles.
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About the process
WHAT IS A Natural Anaerobic PROCESS?
It belongs to the Natural coffee processes.
The Natural Anaerobic process seals whole coffee cherries inside oxygen-free containers before drying them. By removing oxygen, specific lactic and anaerobic microbes drive a slow, controlled fermentation that deeply penetrates the dense seed. This technique intensifies complex fruit esters, enhances acidity brightness, and creates a highly saturated, exotic, and wonderfully funky profile while keeping the inherent sweetness of the natural mucilage.
IN THIS COFFEE:
Meticulous experimental natural process featuring anaerobic fermentation phases between 40 to 72 hours, enhanced by thermal shocks, controlled oxidation, and re-inoculation with leachate cultures from previous fermentations.
ABOUT THE VARIETAL
GENERAL INFORMATION:
- NAME: Bourbon Sidra
- MOTHER SPECIES: Arabica
- RIPE CHERRY COLOUR: Red
TYPICAL CUP PROFILE:
Offers a highly sophisticated and complex tasting experience, characterized by a vibrant, wine-like acidity, a silky mouthfeel, and a deep, multi-layered sweetness accented by pristine floral undertones.
GENETIC ORIGIN & HISTORY:
A highly prized, exotic hybrid that emerged as a natural mutation between Bourbon and Typica, though recent genetic research suggests a strong lineage tied to traditional Ethiopian landraces. Initially identified in the Pichincha province of Ecuador, it was subsequently adopted by boutique, specialty-driven farms in Colombia. Thriving at high altitudes, the tree produces elongated, slender seeds structurally similar to Gesha, which develop immense sugar density due to a slow ripening process.





