DFW Whiskey Club Collab: Buffalo Trace x Pitsuwan – Thailand
$21.00
The DFWWC lent us their barrel pick of Buffalo Trace Bourbon to rest a coffee of our choosing inside. We chose this naturally processed Typica variety from the hands of the Pitsuwan family of Thailand. Per usual, we’re not going into detail about flavor to keep the experience blind to allow for unbiased tasting. Needless to say, if you love coffee and bourbon, you’re going to love this coffee.
Fuadi Pitsuwan of Beanspire is producing some of the first specialty grade coffees from Thailand to see United States soil. We are proud to be in our 3rd year of partnership, sharing in the unique experience of the Thai terroir.
Beanspire Coffee is a green coffee exporting company and cooperative. They assist Thai coffee farmers in developing and exporting high quality green coffees to the international specialty coffee market. You can view them as coffee community organizers, providing smallholder farms with the ability to produce innovative and delicious coffee at a higher price point. This is inherently important in Thailand. In Thailand, the coffee production market is suffering due to many young entrepreneurs having a desire to move to the inner city and find careers in tech and business. It, likely, pays better and provides a clearer path to success. Fuadi, however, has worked hard to communicate that specialty coffee is also an option for young men and women looking to start a career. By bucking the trend of low grade, commodity coffee, he has helped create new processing methods that help producers find a sustainable career in coffee.
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DFW Whiskey Club Collab: Buffalo Trace x Pitsuwan – Thailand
$21.00
The DFWWC lent us their barrel pick of Buffalo Trace Bourbon to rest a coffee of our choosing inside. We chose this naturally processed Typica variety from the hands of the Pitsuwan family of Thailand. Per usual, we’re not going into detail about flavor to keep the experience blind to allow for unbiased tasting. Needless to say, if you love coffee and bourbon, you’re going to love this coffee.
Description
NOTES
VARIETY
Catuai, Typica
PROCESS
Natural
BARREL AGING
96-Hours in Buffalo Trace Bourbon Barrel
HARVEST
2020
PRODUCER
Fuadi Pitsuwan
FARM
Smallholder Farms
ALTITUDE
1,500 M a.s.l.
REGION
Chiang Rai
COUNTRY
Thailand
CERTIFICATION
Direct Trade
FUADI PITSUWAN of BEANSPIRE
Thailand
Fuadi Pitsuwan of Beanspire is producing some of the first specialty grade coffees from Thailand to see United States soil. We are proud to be in our 3rd year of partnership, sharing in the unique experience of the Thai terroir.
Beanspire Coffee is a green coffee exporting company and cooperative. They assist Thai coffee farmers in developing and exporting high quality green coffees to the international specialty coffee market. You can view them as coffee community organizers, providing smallholder farms with the ability to produce innovative and delicious coffee at a higher price point. This is inherently important in Thailand. In Thailand, the coffee production market is suffering due to many young entrepreneurs having a desire to move to the inner city and find careers in tech and business. It, likely, pays better and provides a clearer path to success. Fuadi, however, has worked hard to communicate that specialty coffee is also an option for young men and women looking to start a career. By bucking the trend of low grade, commodity coffee, he has helped create new processing methods that help producers find a sustainable career in coffee.
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