How to brew this

Suggestion
Ratio
1:2.4
1:16
Temp
94°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
Light · 2/10
Type
Single origin
Origin
Pescador, Caldono, Cauca, Colombia
Varietal
Species
Arabica
Altitude
1570–1650 masl
Farm
Finca Patio Bonito
Producer
Paola Trujillo
Best for
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About
Mad Heads for DIU collaboration. Buying this coffee makes a direct contribution to the "Timur Special Unit" of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine. About the farmer and farm Caldono sits in Cauca department, in southwestern Colombia, a region with an officially protected designation of origin, Denominación de Origen Café de Cauca. Finca Patio Bonito is a family farm in the Pescador area, founded nearly 50 years ago by Carlos Arturo Trujillo. Today his daughter Paola leads its development, bringing her own experience as a coffee cupper and buyer. The farm covers about 11 hectares, 9 of which are planted with coffee, and stands out for its unusually wide genetic diversity, 13 varieties, including Gesha, Pink Bourbon, and Sidra. The farm sits at the region's average altitude of around 1700 meters, where volcanic soils and a mountain climate support high-quality arabica. Processing: washed (two-phase anaerobic fermentation) After selective hand-picking, the cherries are sorted and floated to build a uniform batch before fermentation. The first phase is 48 hours of anaerobic fermentation for whole cherries. They're then depulped, leaving the mucilage on for a second 24-hour fermentation phase. Once both phases are complete, the beans are thoroughly washed with clean water and moved to raised drying beds. Drying takes about 7 days until reaching 9.5-11% moisture, with constant monitoring to prevent uneven drying.

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FAQ

Where does Bonito Sidra come from?

Bonito Sidra comes from Pescador, Caldono, Cauca, Colombia. It is a Anaerobic Washed and Double Fermentation coffee. It grows at 1570–1650 masl.


What does Bonito Sidra taste like?

Mad Heads Coffee Roasters lists bergamot, white tea, lemongrass and raspberry.


How do I brew Bonito Sidra?

Start at 1:2.4 for espresso or 1:16 for pour-over. Brew it at 94°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.