Green (Unroasted) Dominican Republic Barahona Wash Processed

Price range: $8.95 through $397.50

THE DETAILS

Working with over 80 farmers, this group produces some of the finest coffee we have tasted from the Dominican Republic. Leaving their cooperative in 2015, they sought to make a higher wage for themselves through continuing to grow Arabica Typica, and began to process it through the award winning Ramirez Estate to maintain the highest level of quality and consistency. This coffee may also be called “Santo Domingo” to those professionals who have been in the industry for long enough, as that was the closest port city before people began recognizing specific coffee areas as having significance.

Underground Blend Hack: The Cafe Kreyol team likes to use this bean in our espresso blend. Roasted to a light, and post blended with a preblended mix of our Honduras 18 Rabbit washed and Brazil Natural Processed Yellow Catuai, roasted to a medium, gives you a super caramel and chocolatey shot that we have found to be a universal crowd pleaser.

ROAST PROFILE GRAPH

These graphs are guidelines for how we roast this coffee. Every roaster is different, and you know your roasting method best.

ROAST PROFILE GRAPH

These graphs are guidelines for how we roast this coffee. Every roaster is different, and you know your roasting method best.

Cupping Notes

Medium acidity with notes of cream, and nuts

Full SACKS

Available Globally. Please Contact us to find a warehouse close to you.

Social Responsibility

Creates sustainable employment for farming families in , farmers are paid above fair trade standards for their exceptional crop

WHY CAFE KREYOL?

We believe farmers should get paid based on the quality of their product and we practice this belief by paying up to 300% higher wages than what Fair Trade requires.

This Direct Trade system, that is now the backbone of Cafe Kreyol, believes that quality and sustainability are parallel.

Our story continues as we work to alleviate poverty in rural coffee growing regions, one cup at a time.

Joseph Stazzone

CHIEF COFFEE HUNTER

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      Suggested Roast Profile Graph

      Drum Roaster

      This graph is a guideline for how we roast this coffee using a Drum Roaster.

      Every roaster is different, and you know your roasting method best. Please use this information to help you develop your own roast profile, and make great tasting coffee.

      Blast it with a medium heat upfront and a high fan. That convection should give you a bit of floral pine in your acidity. Lower the heat for part of your dry phase and maintain your high fan. About half way through the roast start to increase heat, and continue to increase throughout the remainder of your roasting. Lower fan towards the end to build additional body and texture.
      • Bean Density: Low
      • Bean Moisture: 10.3%
      • Cupping Score: 86 points

      Suggested Roast Profile Graph

      Air Roaster

      This graph is a guideline for how we roast this coffee using a Air Roaster.

      Every roaster is different, and you know your roasting method best. Please use this information to help you develop your own roast profile, and make great tasting coffee.

      Blast it with a medium heat upfront and a high fan. That convection should give you a bit of floral pine in your acidity. Lower the heat for part of your dry phase and maintain your high fan. About half way through the roast start to increase heat, and continue to increase throughout the remainder of your roasting. Lower fan towards the end to build additional body and texture.
      • Bean Density: Low
      • Bean Moisture: 10.3%
      • Cupping Score: 86 points