Arrived October 15, 2021.
Forward purchased 1 x 15kg bags of La Joya Micro-mill Lot V3, Experimental Natural Red Bourbon + Typica
One (1) bag has been booked by The Library Specialty Coffee in Toronto, Ontario
Samuel Ronzon is a third-generation coffee producer based in Veracruz, Mexico. He operates La Joya Micro-mill, in tandem with his wife Gloria, a PhD candidate in Ecology and Biotechnology Sciences. Their focus is on the production of intentionally fermented specialty coffees, using fermentation as a vehicle to drive flavour in the cup.
Currently, Forward Specialty Green Coffee is purchasing all of the coffees produced by La Joya Micro-mill and acting as the Global sales and logistics partner. The coffees listed here showcase the full 2021 collection of La Joya Micro-mill.
There are two lines of coffees available through La Joya, Experimental and Gema.
Experimental is a first year attempt of a processing technique, whereas Gema is a structural processing technique that has been performed and deemed successful in previous seasons.
In this particular lot, a co-fermentation of 80% Red Bourbon + a split of Typica and Yellow Caturra taking place over 168 hours, enclosed in GrainPro with controlled temperature. This lot is dried in raised beds for 25 days, interrupted on three occasions for 5 days each until humidity of 11% is achieved.
EXPERIMENTAL
Variety: 80% Red Bourbon + Typica + Yellow Caturra
Price Forward paid per kilogram: $30.00 USD FOB
Process: Natural lot V3.
Total kilos available: 15kg
Harvest date: December 21, 2020
Fermentation: 168 hours, enclosed in GrainPro with controlled temperature
Drying time: This lot is dried in raised beds for 25 days, interrupted on three occasions for 5 days each until humidity of 11% is achieved.
Humidity: 11%
Density: 709 gm/L
Water Activity: 0.70
Stabilization: 110 days