El Salvador LA DIVINA Kombucha

by Sloane

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Packaging:

 
Roastery
Sloane
Coffee Origin
El Salvador specialty coffee El Salvador
Region
Santa Ana
Roast Type
Omni (recommended for both Filter & Espresso Coffee)
Process
Semi-washed
Flavour Profile
Pomegranate, Condensed Milk, Licorice, Pinot Noir, Cherries, Wine
Roast Level
Omni
Brewing Method
Aeropress, Chemex, Clever dripper, French Press, Hario V60, Moka pot, Vacuum Pot, Espresso

About Sloane

Sloane is a Romanian roasters founded by Cosmin Mihailov and Teodora Pitis. It is based in Bucharest, from where they contribute their fair share into the booming (not only) Romanian coffee scene. Teodora is in charge of orders, administration and the smooth running of the roasters and its social media. On the other hand, Cosmin's only responsibility is coffee. Their head roaster Bogdan Georgescu has multiple successes up his sleeve, among the most notable of which are: 

1. place - Romania’s 2019 Coffee Roasting Championship

2. place - 2019 World Coffee Roasting Championship





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Kavove zrnko Verified Customer May 5, 2021
Recommends
200g
Mario Adamcik Show Original April 2, 2021
Recommends
200g
full sweet body
malic acidity
coffee full of red juicy fruit
at the end you can smell the roast, I recommend a lower water temperature or slightly increase the water ratio, the body is strong enough and the coffee can handle it
Recipe
Well where to start... El Salvador processed Semi-washed (kombucha experiment). Semi-washed is a combined washed and natural process. If I hadn't read the coffee packaging, I would have said it was good natural coffee. So I rate it as an interesting surprise. The taste of the coffee is pleasant, sweet with pleasant acidity and a mild fermentation aftertaste. People who are not looking for the lightest roast will definitely enjoy it. I think that the roaster was trying to deal with grains processed by an experimental process with a slightly higher development. But I don't think that's a bad thing, it really suits the taste of this coffee. The flavor profile is fruity and playful, in my recipe I found mainly prominent cherries and red fruits, maybe grapes when the coffee has cooled slightly. The combination of a slightly alcoholic fermentation flavor with grapes can be associated with the taste of Pinot Noir to some people. But that is probably a very specific situation. I will try some ...More

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