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DECAF Wilton Benitez

Roasted by Little Wolf Coffee

Decaf Colombian Red Bourbon with hibiscus, watermelon, and vibrant tasting notes.

DECAF Wilton Benitez — Little Wolf Coffee
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HibiscusWatermelonVibrant

From the roaster

Tasting Notes: Hibiscus, Watermelon, Vibrant Origin: Colombia - Cauca Farm/Co-op: Granja Paraiso 92 Process: Anaerobic E.A. Elevation: 1900-2100m Varietal: Red Bourbon Sourced By: Macarena

 

From our importer:

Little Wolf Coffee

Context

This decaffeinated offering from Little Wolf Coffee showcases what's possible when specialty processing meets decaf production. Sourced from Granja Paraiso 92 in Colombia's Cauca region, the coffee employs an anaerobic E.A. decaffeination method—a technique that can preserve delicate flavor compounds by controlling oxygen exposure during processing. The Red Bourbon varietal, grown at 1900–2100 masl, provides a foundation known for balance and sweetness, while the roaster identifies prominent notes of hibiscus and watermelon alongside vibrant character. For those seeking decaf without sacrifice, this lot demonstrates how careful sourcing and processing innovation can deliver complexity traditionally associated with caffeinated coffees.

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In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is DECAF Wilton Benitez grown?

DECAF Wilton Benitez, roasted by Little Wolf Coffee, is sourced from Cauca, Colombia.

What does DECAF Wilton Benitez taste like?

Expect tasting notes of Hibiscus, Watermelon, and Vibrant.

How is DECAF Wilton Benitez processed?

DECAF Wilton Benitez uses the Anaerobic E.A. process.

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