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El Paraiso Castillo Lychee
El Paraiso Castillo Lychee
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Castillo – Finca El Paraíso
Lychee • Cream • Floral
A playful, aromatic coffee with soft florals and juicy sweetness. This Castillo lot from Finca El Paraíso, produced by Samuel Diego Bermudez, showcases how precise processing can turn a traditional variety into something extraordinary.
Tasting Notes
Lychee, Cream, Floral
Delicate florals and tropical fruit with a candy-like clarity and smooth texture.
Producer Details
• Origin: El Paraíso, Cauca, Colombia
• Producer: Samuel Diego Bermudez
• Farm: Finca El Paraíso
• Variety: Castillo
• Elevation: 1,960 MASL
• Process: Double Anaerobic + Thermal Shock
Processing
This coffee undergoes a highly technical, multi-stage post-harvest process:
1. Selective harvesting at peak ripeness
2. Ozone cherry disinfection
3. 72-hour anaerobic fermentation (whole cherries, submerged in water)
4. Pulping and demucilagination
5. Culturing of fermentation microorganisms and aroma precursors
6. 36-hour second fermentation with culture medium under pressure
7. Thermal shock to lock in volatile compounds
8. Dehumidifier drying to preserve delicate notes and prevent over-fermentation
This innovative method enhances the coffee’s flavor development, producing a cup with vivid aromatics and precise fruit expression.
Cup Experience
This coffee leans floral and fruit-forward, with a silky body and clean finish.
Lychee leads the cup, supported by soft florals with a creamy twist.
Best enjoyed as a filter brew or expressive espresso.
Castillo – Finca El Paraíso
Lychee • Cream • Floral
A playful, aromatic coffee with soft florals and juicy sweetness. This Castillo lot from Finca El Paraíso, produced by Samuel Diego Bermudez, showcases how precise processing can turn a traditional variety into something extraordinary.
Tasting Notes
Lychee, Cream, Floral
Delicate florals and tropical fruit with a candy-like clarity and smooth texture.
Producer Details
• Origin: El Paraíso, Cauca, Colombia
• Producer: Samuel Diego Bermudez
• Farm: Finca El Paraíso
• Variety: Castillo
• Elevation: 1,960 MASL
• Process: Double Anaerobic + Thermal Shock
Processing
This coffee undergoes a highly technical, multi-stage post-harvest process:
1. Selective harvesting at peak ripeness
2. Ozone cherry disinfection
3. 72-hour anaerobic fermentation (whole cherries, submerged in water)
4. Pulping and demucilagination
5. Culturing of fermentation microorganisms and aroma precursors
6. 36-hour second fermentation with culture medium under pressure
7. Thermal shock to lock in volatile compounds
8. Dehumidifier drying to preserve delicate notes and prevent over-fermentation
This innovative method enhances the coffee’s flavor development, producing a cup with vivid aromatics and precise fruit expression.
Cup Experience
This coffee leans floral and fruit-forward, with a silky body and clean finish.
Lychee leads the cup, supported by soft florals with a creamy twist.
Best enjoyed as a filter brew or expressive espresso.

