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96B Liberica Project Anaerobic Natural

96B Liberica Project Anaerobic Natural

New Math Coffee

About This Coffee

This anaerobic natural coffee is from the 96B Liberica Project, a collaboration between founder Hana Choi and 5 different producer families in Vietnam. The coffee is Excelsa species (Coffea dewevrei) grown at 600 meters altitude in Huong Phung commune, Huong Hoa district, Quang Tri province. Cherries were separated by size, dry-fermented in airtight PE bags for 120 hours, and slow dried on raised beds for 30 days in the shade. The cup profile features highly sweet characteristics with a cascara tea-like mouthfeel and fruity notes of peach and blueberry. The project started in 2020.

Origin

Quảng Trị (Vietnam)

Flavor Notes

Blueberry, Peach, Cascara Tea

Roast Level

Processing

Anaerobic Natural

Typology

Excelsa
Excelsa
NM

New Math Coffee

Mikey Rinaldo founded New Math Coffee in Chicago in 2020, bringing together his Indonesian heritage and passion for specialty coffee discovered during graduate school. After gaining experience roasting at Due South Coffee Roasters and Passion House, Rinaldo focused his roastery exclusively on specialty Asian coffees, importing quality robustas and libericas from Southeast Asia that are often overlooked in specialty markets. Vietnamese liberica coffees, including anaerobic natural processed varieties, showcase the botanical and cultural diversity that Rinaldo celebrates. By highlighting diasporic Asian coffee producers, New Math Coffee creates space for origins and processing methods that enrich the broader specialty coffee landscape.

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