馃嚬馃嚟 THAILAND Chiang Rai QOC Natural

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Grade: Microlot

Score: 85+

High atop the windswept ridges of Doi Chang, the “Queen of Coffee” farm yields a harvest defined by patience and prestige. This is the story of a singular crop entrusted to Yarsin鈥檚 expertise at the Three Dots station, where the raw beauty of the cherry is refined through a meticulous anaerobic rest and a grueling month-long sun-bath, resulting in a profile of unparalleled depth.

Complete information of this coffee is described below.

Description

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Color
: Yellowish Green
Physical Defects
: Category-1 (0%), Category (lower than 1.5%)
Moisture
: 10-12%
Size
: #14 (5%), #15/16 (85%), #17/18 (10%)

Flavor Notes

Stone Fruit, Floral, Grape, White Chocolate, Honey

Country
: 馃嚬馃嚟 Thailand
Region
: Doi Chang, Chiang Rai
Farm
: Multi-Farm (Doi Chang Region)
Altitude
: 1200 to 1300 m.a.s.l
Wet Mill
: QOC
Processor
: Three Dots Team
Varieties
: Yellow Bourbon, Catimor
Harvest
: February 2026
Process
: Slow dry for 30-35 days
Packaging Size
: 10 kg
Packaging Bag
: Vacuum-sealed bag inside, Carton box outside

The Story

High upon the mist-veiled peaks of Doi Chang, the Queen of Coffee farm sits as a testament to the region’s fertile soil and cool mountain air. It is here that the journey begins with a meticulous harvest of deep-red cherries, each hand-selected for its peak sweetness before being transported to the Three Dots partnered station. Under the watchful eye of Yarsin, a master of his craft, the cherries undergo a rigorous cleaning and floating process to ensure only the most resilient fruit proceeds to the next stage.

The true magic, however, lies in the patience of the process:

  • The Quiet Transformation: The cherries are sealed away for an anaerobic fermentation, resting in an oxygen-free environment that allows complex, nuanced flavors to develop deep within the bean.

  • The Sun-Drenched Wait: Unlike standard methods, these cherries are spread across African drying beds for an extensive period of 30 to 35 days.

  • Nature鈥檚 Pace: Under the intense, direct sunlight of the highlands, they undergo a slow-drying ritual. This extended exposure to the elements allows the natural sugars to concentrate and the bean to mature, absorbing the very essence of the Doi Chang landscape.

The result is more than just a beverage; it is a labor of time and precision, capturing a month of mountain sunshine in every sip.