Wilton Benitez Chiroso P-16
Notes: Peach Cobbler, Orange Blossom, Sweet TeaOrigin: Cauca, Colombia Producer: Wilton Benitez F...
Notes: Peach Cobbler, Orange Blossom, Sweet Tea
Origin: Cauca, Colombia
Producer: Wilton Benitez
Farm: Granja Paraíso 92
Process: Natural + 62hr Anaerobic Fermentation
Altitude: 1900-2100 MASL
Variety: Chiroso
Origin: Cauca, Colombia
Producer: Wilton Benitez
Farm: Granja Paraíso 92
Process: Natural + 62hr Anaerobic Fermentation
Altitude: 1900-2100 MASL
Variety: Chiroso
1. Manual harvest.
2. Selection by size.
3. Selection by density.
4. Sterilization with ozonated wáter.
5. Sterilization with ultraviolet light.
6. The coffee is submerged in water at 90 degrees Celsius to accentuate the
sweetness of the cherries.
7. Anaerobic cherry fermentation for 62 hours in fermentation bioreactors with a
relief valve at a temperature of 20 degrees centigrade (addition of saflager S-23
yeast).
8. Drying for 88 hours at 40 degrees centigrade.
2. Selection by size.
3. Selection by density.
4. Sterilization with ozonated wáter.
5. Sterilization with ultraviolet light.
6. The coffee is submerged in water at 90 degrees Celsius to accentuate the
sweetness of the cherries.
7. Anaerobic cherry fermentation for 62 hours in fermentation bioreactors with a
relief valve at a temperature of 20 degrees centigrade (addition of saflager S-23
yeast).
8. Drying for 88 hours at 40 degrees centigrade.
Chemical engineer turned top notch coffee grower, Wilton Benitez is one to know. He is a highly specialized coffee producer, with a lifetime of experience in cultivating exotic and sought after coffee.
Wilton’s company has a processing plant in the region of Cauca, Colombia, where he and his team ensure the same standard of quality, from regional lots to microlots.
If that’s not enough to convince, Wilton measures absolutely everything at a chemical level, calculating fermentation and nutrition in one of his labs (Yep, we said labs. Plural).
At the very top level, his coffees have been turning heads these last few years, and we are so excited to have yet another offering from him!
Wilton’s company has a processing plant in the region of Cauca, Colombia, where he and his team ensure the same standard of quality, from regional lots to microlots.
If that’s not enough to convince, Wilton measures absolutely everything at a chemical level, calculating fermentation and nutrition in one of his labs (Yep, we said labs. Plural).
At the very top level, his coffees have been turning heads these last few years, and we are so excited to have yet another offering from him!