馃嚥馃嚥 Myanmar YwaNgan Ying Yang Natural

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Grade: Microlot

Score: 85+

In a masterful display of temperature and light control, Ms. Hnin Ei Cho鈥攇uided by the expertise of Yarsin鈥攕tewarded this harvest through a sophisticated “shadow-play” fermentation. The process began with a 24-hour high-temperature burst to ignite the cherry’s natural sugars, followed immediately by 48 hours of resting in a controlled dark room to deepen and stabilize its complex flavor profile.

To finalize this transformation, the coffee was spread across drying beds for an extensive 18 to 25 days. This patient, three-week sun-bath allowed the bold sweetness born in the shadows to fully mature, resulting in a cup of remarkable depth and precision.

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

Tropical fruit, Grape, Winey, White chocolate, Sugarcane

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 a captivating display of temperature and light control, this lot was brought to life by the collaboration between local farmer partners and the meticulous Ms. Hnin Ei Cho. Under the seasoned guidance of Yarsin, she orchestrated a sophisticated “shadow-play” fermentation process designed to push the boundaries of the bean’s sweetness.

The transformation unfolded in two dramatic acts:

  • The Heat and the Shadow: The cherries first underwent a 24-hour high-temperature fermentation to kickstart a rapid development of sugars, immediately followed by 48 hours in a controlled dark room. This shift into the shadows allowed the flavors to stabilize and deepen, creating a rich, syrupy complexity within the fruit.

  • The Patient Maturity: Following this intensive three-day cycle, the coffee was spread across drying beds for an extensive 18 to 25 days. Basking under the direct sun for over three weeks, the beans slowly reached their peak, locking in the bold, multifaceted profile born from the dance between intense heat and cool darkness.

This process is a testament to Ms. Hnin Ei Cho鈥檚 precision, resulting in a cup that is as deep and mysterious as the dark room in which it was refined.