馃嚥馃嚥 Myanmar Pyin Oo Lwin Kenyan Style Washed

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Grade: Microlot

Score: 85+

Born on the fertile slopes of the Kyi Win farm, these coffee cherries represent a masterclass in controlled fermentation. Under the expert guidance of Yarsin, the harvest was entrusted to Mr. Aung Phyo, who personally oversaw every stage of the quality control process.

To achieve its signature depth, the coffee underwent a rigorous 72-hour dual fermentation鈥攁lternating between dry and wet environments after pulping to pull out complex, vibrant notes. Following a final, crisp wash, the beans were spread across drying beds for up to two weeks, soaking in the sun to finish a profile defined by precision and patience.

Complete information of this coffee is described below.

Description

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

Flavor Notes

Red fruit, Pomegrenade, Stone fruit, Brown Sugar

Country
: 馃嚥馃嚥 Myanmar
Region
: Pyin Oo Lwin, Mandalay
Farm
: Kyi Win
Altitude
: 1200 to 1400 m.a.s.l
Wet Mill
: Biome Coffee
Processor
: Three Dots Team
Varieties
: SL28, SL34
Harvest
: December 2025
Process
: Washed, 10-14 days sun-dried
Packaging Size
: 30 kg
Packaging Bag
: Hermetic-sealed bag inside, Jute bag outside

The Story

Deep within the rolling hills of the Kyi Win farm, a harvest of vibrant cherries was gathered, marking the beginning of a journey defined by technical mastery and tireless oversight. This specific lot was placed in the hands of Mr. Aung Phyo, the guardian of quality, who worked under the seasoned mentorship of Yarsin to push the boundaries of traditional processing.

The heart of this story lies in a demanding, multi-stage transformation:

  • The 72-Hour Dual Ferment: After the cherries were carefully pulped, they were subjected to a rigorous 72-hour fermentation cycle. By skillfully alternating between dry and wet environments, Mr. Aung Phyo allowed the beans to interact with their natural sugars and mountain water in a rhythmic dance, coaxing out deep, complex layers of flavor that a standard process simply couldn’t reach.

  • The Final Cleansing: Once the precise window of fermentation was achieved, the coffee was thoroughly washed, stripping away the remnants of the fruit to reveal the pristine parchment beneath.

  • The Sun-Kissed Finish: Finally, the beans were spread across drying beds for 10 to 14 days. Under the steady warmth of the sun, they rested and matured, locking in the vibrant acidity and clarity that resulted from their intensive three-day transformation.

The result is a testament to the dedication of Kyi Win and the precision of Mr. Aung Phyo鈥攁 cup that captures the disciplined art of the ferment.