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Father's Coffee

Father's - Los Hermanos

Name: Father's - Los Hermanos
Brand: Father's Coffee
SKU: COF-FR-0009
Price: 20.00 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

COF-FR-0009

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.

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Tasting Notes: Pear Tart, Kefir, Star Anise, Cocoa

This coffee, grown by the Guerrero family in El Palto, Bellavista, Peru, blends Bourbon and Catuai varieties processed using the natural method. The cherries are sun-dried on raised beds, ensuring even drying and a rich, fruity flavour profile. With three generations of expertise, the Guerrero family continues to focus on improving practices and exploring specialty coffee varieties, elevating their coffee’s quality and market access

Quantity: 250g

Roasted In: Europe

Origin: Peru

Origin Type: Single Origin

Region: Bellavista

Producer: The Guerrero Family

Variety: Catuai & Bourbon

Altitude: 1800 meters

Process: Natural

Caffeine: Full Caffeine

Brew Method: Filter

Roast Level: Medium-Light

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Still dialing in

Got this today, three weeks rested. I’m sipping my third brew now. First two using the Switch with a hybrid method, third brew on the Aeropress. I am getting a better cup using the Aeropress with this coffee for some reason. That kefir note listed is really amplified using the switch, lending to a maxed out acidity (almost sour) that I find very unpleasant. Mind you, I’m still dialling this coffee in so this could be brewing error on my part. Seems like this one might lend itself better to lower brewing temps. I used a 93° temp water for the aeropress, but I think it could benefit from maybe going even lower in search of those as-of-yet elusive fruitier notes. I am getting the cocoa note in the forefront of this coffee, even though it’s the last listed tasting note. I am determined to find the pears!!!