EL PARAISO 92 GOLD: Colombia Anaerobic

Name: EL PARAISO 92 GOLD: Colombia Anaerobic
SKU: 253645358
Price: 9.60
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Management number	253645358	Release Date	2026/10/24	List Price	US$9.60	Model Number	253645358
Category	Coffee Beans

This coffee was produced by Wilton Benitez from Granja Paraiso 92 with a unique Anaerobic Washed + Thermal Shock process. This results in a creamy and juicy cup with a flavour profile that is reminiscent of crème brûlée. Sweet berries emerge as the cup cools and the finish lingers for what seems like eternity.

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Tasting Notes: Crème Brûlée, Lime Candy, Raspberry, Cherry

Cup score: 88.00 ☕

For this release, we've teamed up with our friends and local roasters at Morning Roast again. We love how the specialty coffee community in Canada is so tight-knit, and we're excited to work on this collab.

ABOUT GRANJA PARAISO 92

Granja Paraiso 92 is a family farm that uses highly innovative farming systems such as terraces, drip irrigation, shading and laboratory nutrition count aimed to produce unique coffee. Granja Paraiso 92 has a processing plant, microbiology lab and quality lab.

They are able to produce coffees through different processes such as washed, natural, Honey and anaerobic coffees (Single and Twice Fermentation)

Located in a strategic spot close to the equator where historically the best coffees of the world have been found. There is an important characteristic with the coffees harvested near the equator and it is the fact that these coffees are exposed to more sunlight allowing them to grow at greater heights above sea level, resulting in higher quality coffees.