It’s not wine, but it is processed the same way… so naturally, we’re interested. The Carbonic Maceration is a unique blend with a similar energy to an evening glass of Pinot Noir (um, yes?) These coffee cherries are intentionally stored and infused with CO2 to create an avenue for rich flavor and a crisp finish. Delivering romantic notes of dark chocolate and strawberry, this cup will have you trying to lasso the moon. It’ll serve as a reminder to stay grounded with its earthy personality. Pun intended. 😉
Mario Valiente is a long time direct trade partner with West Oak. Also lovingly called by the nickname “Don Cigarrillo”, the Lord Cigarette and West Oak Coffee share a similar approach to life and career: we take work seriously, but don’t take ourselves seriously. At sundown, there’s nothing more satisfying than knowing you worked hard–put forth the best fruit you had to offer. If you can say that, having a good time comes easy because there’s no greater critic than ourselves! We’ve worked with the Valiente’s since 2015, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to bring their coffees in every year. Their farm, Finca Colomba, is in Santa Ana, and it really is a hidden gem. At 1500 MASL, they produce a wide array of coffees: Pacas, Bourbon, Pacamara, Gesha, and SL-28. A particular reason we enjoy working with the Valiente’s is due to their collaborative spirit. They’re always willing to find new ways to experiment in their processes for the sake of maximizing flavor. Ferment the coffee with pineapples? Sure, why not! Ferment the coffee at 35 degrees for a week? Let’s see what it does! Did somebody say wash the coffee with orange juice? Mario did! They’re constantly, and methodically, testing out new methods, and quite frankly, it always leads to success. We just hope they don’t forget about us little guys when they become famous.
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El Salvador – Mario Valiente: Carbonic Maceration
$17.25 – $77.00
It’s not wine, but it is processed the same way… so naturally, we’re interested. The Carbonic Maceration is a unique blend with a similar energy to an evening glass of Pinot Noir (um, yes?) These coffee cherries are intentionally stored and infused with CO2 to create an avenue for rich flavor and a crisp finish. Delivering romantic notes of dark chocolate and strawberry, this cup will have you trying to lasso the moon. It’ll serve as a reminder to stay grounded with its earthy personality. Pun intended. 😉
Description
NOTES
Body
Acidity
Sweetness
Finish
VARIETY
Bourbon
PROCESS
Carbonic Maceration
HARVEST
2021
CERTIFICATION
Direct Trade
PRODUCER
Mario Valiente
FARM
Café Colomba
ALTITUDE
1500 M a.s.l.
REGION
Santa Ana
COUNTRY
El Salvador
FERMENT
None
MARIO VALIENTE at CAFÉ COLOMBA
El Salvador
Mario Valiente is a long time direct trade partner with West Oak. Also lovingly called by the nickname “Don Cigarrillo”, the Lord Cigarette and West Oak Coffee share a similar approach to life and career: we take work seriously, but don’t take ourselves seriously. At sundown, there’s nothing more satisfying than knowing you worked hard–put forth the best fruit you had to offer. If you can say that, having a good time comes easy because there’s no greater critic than ourselves!
We’ve worked with the Valiente’s since 2015, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to bring their coffees in every year. Their farm, Finca Colomba, is in Santa Ana, and it really is a hidden gem. At 1500 MASL, they produce a wide array of coffees: Pacas, Bourbon, Pacamara, Gesha, and SL-28. A particular reason we enjoy working with the Valiente’s is due to their collaborative spirit. They’re always willing to find new ways to experiment in their processes for the sake of maximizing flavor. Ferment the coffee with pineapples? Sure, why not! Ferment the coffee at 35 degrees for a week? Let’s see what it does! Did somebody say wash the coffee with orange juice? Mario did! They’re constantly, and methodically, testing out new methods, and quite frankly, it always leads to success. We just hope they don’t forget about us little guys when they become famous.
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