Process of Coffee:

From the cherry to the bean, or how the cherries loose their hull

To maximize the flavor potential of good quality coffee beans, they must be separated from the pulp and skin of the cherry, on the same day they are picked. First, they are immersed in a pool of water, to remove any twigs and stones. Next, they go to the pulping machinery, which frees the beans from the cherries. Afterwards it goes into the Fermentation box.

Now the coffee must dried, either by the traditional method of spreading out on a large surface in the sun, or in large drums which with forced warm air. The humidity – from 14-17% – is extracted from the bean. Afterwards, the raw coffee is stored in large ventilated silos, waiting for its subsequent treatment. The coffee is still surrounded by a vellum and a silver skin. This is removed before roasting or shipment as green beans, by running the beans through a high-speed rotating roller. The coffee is released once again from stones and vellum, and sorted into different grades of quality.

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