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MODCUP YELLOW BOURBON COFFEE BEANS

MODCUP YELLOW BOURBON COFFEE BEANS

$35.00
$35.00
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• Light Roast Whole Coffee Beans
• Anaerobic Thermal Shock Processed
 • Origin: Piendamó, Cauca, Colombia
• Notes: Rose, Lavender, Chamomile, Strawberry-Guava, Kumquat, Raw Cacao

If you love vividly floral, fruit-forward coffees with scientific precision in processing, this Yellow Bourbon Thermal Shock is an unforgettable experience. Perfect for pour-over, espresso, or even cold brew, it’s a coffee that rewrites expectations of what a floral coffee can be.
The producer Wilton Benitez is best described as a coffee scientist, fusing chemical engineering expertise with cutting-edge processing techniques. As the mastermind behind Granja Paraíso 92, a highly innovative coffee farm in Cauca, Colombia, Wilton has revolutionized coffee fermentation and quality control, creating some of the most experimental and sought-after micro-lots in the world.
His on-site microbiology lab, advanced fermentation systems, and precision drying techniques push the boundaries of flavor, making every cup an unparalleled sensory experience.
Wilton’s Thermal Shock Method is a multi-stage process designed to enhance clarity, sweetness, and complexity, ensuring every cup is a sensory masterpiece.
From the moment you grind the beans, you’ll experience an intoxicating wave of floral aromatics, reminiscent of fresh potpourri. The brewed cup is a vibrant, fruit-forward masterpiece, showcasing juicy tropical fruit, deep chocolate undertones, and elegant floral complexity.
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  • HARVESTED BY HAND

    Coffee cherries are harvested at peak ripeness. They are then washed with ozonated water and UV light, removing unwanted microbes while preserving desirable flavors.

  • ANAEROBIC FERMENTATION

    Carefully controlled yeast fermentation unlocks deeper complexity: 52-hour whole cherry fermentation at 18°C enhances floral aromatics and fruit intensity. 48-hour mucilage fermentation at 21°C develops sweetness and a layered fruit profile.

  • WASHING AND DRYING

    A rapid hot (40°C) and cold (12°C) rinse locks in delicate aromatics, ensuring clarity in the cup. A 36-hour drying process at gradually reduced temperatures preserves integrity and highlights natural flavors.
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Standard long-shelf-life supermarket coffee (especially pre-ground) is produced from lower-grade beans and often contains detectable levels of mold toxins. These mycotoxins originate mainly from improper drying or storage in humid conditions before roasting.
Commercial blends sold in supermarkets are typically dark-roasted at high temperatures. This intense roasting masks bean defects and produces the strong, familiar “coffee” aroma that most consumers associate with coffee.
In contrast, specialty coffees processed through controlled anaerobic fermentation followed by slow or light roasting preserve a much wider range of delicate volatile compounds. These coffees frequently exhibit pronounced fruit-forward, floral, or wine-like flavors that are unfamiliar to drinkers accustomed to conventional dark roasts.
Anaerobic fermentation combined with lighter roasting degrees results in lower perceived acidity and reduced bitterness compared with traditional dark roasts. Light roasts also retain significantly higher levels of chlorogenic acids and other natural antioxidants.