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El Salvador | La Siberia | Bourbon | Anaerobic Honey

El Salvador | La Siberia | Bourbon | Anaerobic Honey

Proud Mary Coffee

About This Coffee

El Salvador — La Siberia is a Bourbon lot from the Silva family in the Santa Ana region, grown at 1450–1675 masl. The coffee underwent an anaerobic honey process: whole cherries fermented in a sealed vat, pulped and dried via the honey method. Tasting notes list peach, cherry and winey character. The roast is prepared for filter brewing, highlighting bright, fruit-forward flavors.

Origin

Santa Ana (El Salvador)
La Siberia (El Salvador)

Flavor Notes

Peach, Cherry, Winey

Roast Level

Medium Light

Processing

Anaerobic Honey

Typology

Arabica
Bourbón
PM

Proud Mary Coffee

Nolan and Shari Hirte opened Proud Mary in Collingwood in 2009. A trip along the American west coast had shown him what specialty coffee could be and he returned to Melbourne determined to bring that approach to a country that was, at the time, an espresso nation. Nolan first attended Cup of Excellence in 2011; since then, Proud Mary staff have served on international juries for over a decade. Proud Mary became one of Melbourne's first roasters to champion filter coffee and single-origin brewing. The roastery categorizes its offerings along a Mild-to-Wild spectrum. Their Ghost Rider blend, a natural-processed combination of Brazilian and Ethiopian coffees, is award-winning. A second roasting operation now runs from Portland, Oregon, supplying American wholesale accounts and retail customers with locally roasted beans.

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