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Assembly Coffee

Assembly Coffee - Brazil Lacti

Name: Assembly Coffee - Brazil Lacti
Brand: Assembly Coffee
SKU: COF-AS-0003
Price: 34.00 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

COF-AS-0003

Our team works with the roasters we carry to maintain a selection of freshly roasted coffee in packaging that preserves the freshness of the coffee. We strongly believe you can enjoy an unopened bag of coffee 10 or more weeks past the roast date; however, we still aim to reduce pricing by 20% for any coffee once it is 6 weeks past roast.

$34.00 AUD

$34.00 AUD ~~$42.00~~

Save 19%

Tasting Notes: Peach, Yogurt, Floral

The Overripe Fermentation Series, brought to you by Assembly, Professor Lucas Louzada, and Mió, highlights a breakthrough in post-harvest fermentation research. This collection features three coffees that demonstrate a step-change in developing purposeful fermentation methods to combat the impacts of climate change on coffee quality. Data-driven protocols were implemented across 500 observations to not only rescue overripe lots but also enhance the sensory experience, showcasing the quality and diverse flavors of Mió’s crop. The Lacti lot was processed using volcanic fermentation, where overripe cherries were placed in small mounds and inoculated with baker’s yeast in an oxygen-rich environment to drive fermentation. After 72 hours, the cherries were naturally dried without washing