馃嚥馃嚥 Myanmar YwaNgan Snow Natural

$0.00

Grade: Microlot

Score: 85+

In a remarkable display of patience and precision, this lot was harvested by dedicated farmer partners and placed under the expert care of Ms. Hnin Ei Cho. Guided by Yarsin, she oversaw a specialized, slow-motion transformation that began with a five-day low-temperature fermentation. This chilled environment allowed a delicate, snow-white yeast to bloom over the cherries鈥攁 rare visual signal of the complex, refined flavors developing within.

Following this frosty awakening, the coffee was moved to drying beds for an extensive 18 to 25 days. Basking under the sun for over three weeks, the beans slowly matured, locking in the sophisticated sweetness and crystalline clarity born from that initial, cold-bloomed ferment.

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

Berry, Red fruit, Citrus, Cocoa, Roasted Almond, Brown Sugar

Country
: 馃嚥馃嚥 Myanmar
Region
: YwaNgan, Shan State
Farm
: Lat Pan Pin
Altitude
: 1200 to 1600 m.a.s.l
Wet Mill
: Biome Coffee
Processor
: Three Dots Team
Varieties
: Caturra, Catuai
Harvest
: December 2025
Process
: Natural, 18-25 days sun-dried
Packaging Size
: 30 kg
Packaging Bag
: Hermetic-sealed bag inside, Jute bag outside

The Story

In the quiet highlands, a rare and ethereal transformation took place, born from the collaboration between local farmer partners and the meticulous stewardship of Ms. Hnin Ei Cho. Under the expert guidance of Yarsin, this lot was subjected to a processing method that feels more like alchemy than agriculture, demanding a level of patience rarely seen in the field.

The journey of these cherries was defined by two extraordinary stages:

  • The Winter Bloom: After harvest, the cherries were tucked away for a five-day, low-temperature fermentation. In the stillness of this chilled environment, the sugars transformed so delicately that a shimmering, snow-like yeast began to bloom across the fruit. This rare “frost” served as a visual promise of the clean, sophisticated complexity developing deep inside the bean.

  • The Extended Sun-Bath: Once the cold-bloom was complete, the coffee was moved to drying beds for a grueling 18 to 25 days. This extended period under the direct sun allowed the moisture to evaporate at a rhythmic, natural pace, ensuring that the crystalline sweetness and floral nuances born in the fermentation tanks were perfectly preserved.

The result is a testament to Ms. Hnin Ei Cho鈥檚 dedication鈥攁 cup that captures the fragile beauty of a winter鈥檚 bloom and the enduring warmth of the mountain sun.