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Brazil — Lacti (Overripe Fermentation Series) — Taste Card

Roasted by Assembly Coffee

This coffee is part of the Overripe Fermentation Series from Brazil.

Brazil — Lacti (Overripe Fermentation Series) — Taste Card — Assembly Coffee
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Context

The Brazil — Lacti, sourced by Assembly Coffee, represents a distinct exploration of post-harvest handling within the Brazil coffee landscape. This specific lot utilizes an overripe fermentation process, a technique that pushes the boundaries of traditional processing methods by intentionally extending the fermentation window. While standard processing aims for consistency, experimental fermentation often seeks to amplify the inherent sugars and organic acids present in the cherry, frequently resulting in heightened complexity and unconventional profiles.

When evaluating such experimental lots, it is helpful to consult the flavor wheel to identify the nuanced shifts in acidity and sweetness that arise from these controlled environments. Because overripe fermentation can significantly alter the cellular structure of the bean, the resulting cup often deviates from the classic, nutty profiles traditionally associated with the region. This coffee serves as a compelling example of how producers are increasingly manipulating fermentation variables to achieve unique sensory outcomes.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Brazil — Lacti (Overripe Fermentation Series) — Taste Card grown?

Brazil — Lacti (Overripe Fermentation Series) — Taste Card, roasted by Assembly Coffee, is sourced from Cerrado Mineiro, Brazil.

How is Brazil — Lacti (Overripe Fermentation Series) — Taste Card processed?

Brazil — Lacti (Overripe Fermentation Series) — Taste Card uses the Overripe Fermentation process.

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