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Ramiro Estela - Anaerobic Cherry Fermentation Process

Ramiro Estela - Anaerobic Cherry Fermentation Process

Drumroaster Coffee

About This Coffee

This coffee is produced by Ramiro Estela at the El Cedro farm, part of the Finca El Morito family estate in the Cutervo region of Cajamarca, Peru. Grown at an altitude of 2200 meters, this Caturra and Bourbon variety coffee undergoes an anaerobic cherry fermentation process for 24 hours, followed by depulping and a secondary wash. The resulting cup is exotic and lively, featuring pronounced acidity balanced by sweet notes of milk chocolate, ripe strawberry, and citrus.

Origin

Cajamarca (Cutervo, Jaén) (Peru)

Flavor Notes

Citrus Fruit, Ripe Strawberry, Milk Chocolate

Roast Level

Medium

Processing

Anaerobic Washed

Typology

Arabica
Caturra, Bourbón
DC

Drumroaster Coffee

Family runs deep at Drumroaster Coffee. Founded by Geir Oglend, who installed his first espresso machine back in 1972, the roastery in Cobble Hill on Vancouver Island has been operating since 2007 with his children Carsen and Courtney now leading the coffee and training sides of the business. They roast on a 1958 Probat UG22 with original cast iron components, allowing high temperature charging for a quick but clean style that emphasizes sweet, chocolatey flavors with body and balanced acidity. The business started on a small 3 kilo Turkish roaster with minimal investment and grew entirely on cash flow without advertising. Sourcing focuses on ethically traded specialty coffees including fair trade, certified organic, single origin, and Swiss Water decaf, with Carsen working directly with producers to separate varieties for higher cupping scores and extra farmer payment. Located just off the Trans Canada Highway, it remains the only specialty roastery in the Cobble Hill area.

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