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Nguyen Coffee Supply is excited to drop a new, limited release coffee roast from the Central Highlands of Vietnam: Anaerobic Robusta. This new roast features 100% robusta processed in the innovative anaerobic method and has tasting notes of candied orange peel, passion fruit, and clove.
What is anaerobic coffee and what is anaerobic fermentation in robusta coffee?
Anaerobic robusta refers to robusta coffee that has been fermented and left out to dry prior to roasting. As a result, the coffee acquires unique levels of sweetness and fruitiness. The coffee cherries are hand-picked (from trees grown on basaltic soil) when fully ripened and then twice cleaned by farmers. After 8 days of fermentation in airtight containers (without oxygen), the coffee cherries are taken out and sun dried over a period of 25 additional days. After this period of time, the cherries are processed to become green coffee beans ready for roasting.
Sunlight and wind combined with time allow the coffee beans to concentrate amino acids and sugars from the exterior of the beans into the core that will eventually be roasted.
Where does anaerobic coffee come from?
Anaerobic processing of coffee is an old style of coffee production in that it requires little to no technology. Historically, coffee was left to sun dry for days to bring out the aromas and flavors of coffee beans that were of lesser quality. In today's coffee landscape, the anaerobic processing technique is employed to bring out unique flavor profiles and fruity characteristics in the beans.
What does anaerobic robusta coffee beans taste like?
Robusta coffee is typically nutty, bold, and dark chocolatey. When it's processed via anaerobic fermentation, the resulting coffee beans yield fruitier, unique flavors while also being simultaneously bold and nutty. The flavors of anaerobic robusta are natural, sweet, and highly complex. With this coffee processing method, robusta shines in ways you may have never experienced before.
What is the difference between anaerobic and natural coffee?
Anaerobic coffee typically has a more intense and complex taste compared to natural coffee that may be a bit more fruity. Both of which are popular choices and offer unique experiences.
How to drink and enjoy anaerobic robusta coffee?
Just like other coffee beans, anaerobic robusta coffee can be used in multiple ways. Experience anaerobic robusta coffee straight black, with some cream and sugar, or create a signature drink like what we did at the 2023 Nationals Specialty Coffee Association U.S. Barista Championships!
Get your hands on our limited edition Anaerobic Robusta coffee before it sells out again!
