🇲🇲 Myanmar YwaNgan Black Honey

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Grade: Microlot 

Score: 85+

From the slopes of Shwe Sann farm, this lot was brought to life through the focused craftsmanship of Mr. Aung Phyo. Working under the mentorship of Yarsin, he guided the cherries through a purposeful 24-hour dry fermentationimmediately after pulping, allowing the beans to develop a clean, concentrated sweetness within their own natural juices. After this precise transformation, the coffee was spread across drying beds for 10–14 days, where the steady mountain sun finished the work, resulting in a cup that is as balanced and bright as the landscape from which it came.

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

Ripe fruit, Fig Jam, Caramel, Black Tea

Country
: 🇲🇲 Myanmar
Region
: YwaNgan, Shan State
Farm
: Shwe Sann
Altitude
: 1200 to 1600 m.a.s.l
Wet Mill
: Biome Coffee
Processor
: Three Dots Team
Varieties
: Caturra, Catuai
Harvest
: December 2025
Process
: Honey, 10-14 days sun-dried
Packaging Size
: 30 kg
Packaging Bag
: Hermetic-sealed bag inside, Jute bag outside

The Story

The story of this lot begins at the Shwe Sann farm, where the high-altitude air and rich soil produce cherries of exceptional potential. To realize that promise, the harvest was entrusted to Mr. Aung Phyo, who served as the primary steward of quality under the expert mentorship of Yarsin. Together, they opted for a refined approach that celebrates the bean’s natural clarity.

The transformation was defined by two critical stages:

  • The Dry Ferment: Immediately after pulping, the beans underwent a 24-hour dry fermentation. By resting in their own natural mucilage without the addition of water, the coffee developed a concentrated, honeyed sweetness and a crisp acidity in a short, intense window of time.

  • The Sun-Drenched Rest: Once the perfect flavor equilibrium was struck, the coffee was moved to drying beds. Over the course of 10 to 14 days, the beans basked under the direct gaze of the sun, slowly shedding moisture until the vibrant characteristics of the Shwe Sann terroir were perfectly preserved.

This process, though simpler in timeline, requires immense precision—resulting in a bright, clean cup that honors the dedication of the hands that picked it and the expertise of those who refined it.