How to brew this

Suggestion
Ratio
1:2.2
1:16
Temp
93°C

A starting point based on this bean's roast level. Open Tazzina to dial in the grind on your grinder.

About this bean

Roast level
Medium-Light · 3/10
Type
Single origin
Origin
Tolima, Colombia
Process
Extended Fermentation
Tasting notes
PapayaMelonSangria
Varietal
Caturra
Species
Arabica
Altitude
1850 masl
Farm
La Roca
Producer
Jorge Elias Rojas Vásquez
About
La Roca is a larger sized farm in Tolima, Colombia, owned by Jorge Rojas. At only 37, Rojas' farm has received plenty of recognition alongside the likes of Wilton Benitez. This single variety Caturra goes through the typical washed process, but when it comes time to ferment the pulped coffee, some juice and fruit from prior fermentations are added back in. This gives the microbes a head start, rather than building fermentation from square one. The result is sweeter, a bit brighter, and with a bigger fruity punch. A silky body with tropical fruit funk pairs with the aroma of sweet wine.

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FAQ

Where does La Roca come from?

La Roca comes from Tolima, Colombia. It is a Extended Fermentation coffee. It grows at 1850 masl.

What does La Roca taste like?

Broadsheet Coffee Roasters lists papaya, melon and sangria.

How do I brew La Roca?

Start at 1:2.2 for espresso or 1:16 for pour-over. Brew it at 93°C (200°F). Grind depends on your grinder, so there is no single number: Tazzina translates the community grind to your grinder, or guides you to it by taste.

What is Tazzina?

Tazzina is a free iPhone and iPad app for coffee. Save a brew for every bean, grinder, and brew method, dial it in with guided steps, and repeat the cups you love.