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Colombia Jairo Arcila Honey & Wine Process Badung

Colombia Jairo Arcila Honey & Wine Process Badung

Dockyard Coffee Roaster

About This Coffee

This coffee is grown by Jairo Arcila at the Santa Monica farm in Armenia, Quindio, Colombia, at an altitude of 1800 to 2000 meters. It is a 100% Castillo variety coffee. The beans undergo a unique processing method involving a 72-hour dry anaerobic fermentation with the pulp on, during which banana and wine yeast are added. The cherries are then pulped and dried on raised beds. The flavor profile features notes of Badung milk, bergamot, floral, and caramel.

Origin

Armenia (Colombia)

Flavor Notes

Floral, Caramelized, Bergamot, Badung Milk

Roast Level

Medium, Light

Processing

Honey, Wine Yeast Processed

Typology

Arabica
Castillo
DC

Dockyard Coffee Roaster

Dockyard Coffee traces back to 2013, when founder Riyan was inspired by Australian coffee culture and set out to learn everything from roasting and brewing to green bean grading from the ground up. He trained under roasters at Melbourne's Market Lane before returning to Singapore to open his own specialty operation, which began with pop ups and coffee events in 2015. Now based in Tampines, Dockyard is solely focused on supplying roasted beans, a deliberate choice that lets the team fine tune every recipe to match what drinkers actually want in their cup. The roastery sources farm direct coffees from origins including Rwanda, Peru, Ethiopia, and Bolivia, and offers customers the unusual option of building custom blends by choosing their own origin and roast profile.

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