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Frank Torres

Roasted by Café Saint-Henri

Ce café Bourbon Rose fermenté en Natural Hidrohoney offre une tasse au corps rond et enrobant.

Frank Torres — Café Saint-Henri
Image: courtesy of Café Saint-Henri

From the roaster

Fier héritier de la Finca La Indonesia, Frank Torres signe ce Bourbon Rose empreint de pureté et de la douceur naturelle du fruit. Fermenté en « Natural Hidrohoney », le procédé innovant de Frank, ce café offre une tasse au corps rond et enrobant.

— Café Saint-Henri

Context

Produced by Frank Torres in Indonesia, this lot showcases the unique potential of the Bourbon Rose varietal. Roasted by Café Saint-Henri, the coffee utilizes a specific natural hidrohoney processing method. While traditional natural-processed coffees often exhibit heavy, jammy fruit profiles, the hidrohoney technique is frequently employed to balance sweetness with a cleaner, more refined acidity.

When evaluating the complexities of this cup, it is helpful to reference the flavor wheel to identify the nuanced characteristics inherent in such a distinct processing style. By combining the specific terroir of the Indonesian landscape with the careful handling of the Bourbon Rose cherry, Frank Torres offers a compelling look at how modern post-harvest techniques can transform a classic varietal. This entry serves as a testament to the evolving landscape of coffee production, where experimental processing meets traditional cultivation to create a truly singular sensory experience.

Buy — 33 CAD from Café Saint-Henri

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Frank Torres grown?

Frank Torres, roasted by Café Saint-Henri, is sourced from Sumatra Mandheling, Indonesia.

How is Frank Torres processed?

Frank Torres uses the Natural Hidrohoney process.

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Last verified: October 14, 2026 · Browse all beans.