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Lotus
Starting: US$42.75
tamarind, lavender, fennel
Fermenting coffee is a thermogenic process and often requires thermoregulation. The Ninety Plus Lotus process was the first (in 2014) to utilize temperature regulation in the fermentation of whole coffee cherries.
Lotus coffee is named for the sacred lotus, which is capable of generating heat and regulating the temperature of its beautiful blossoms.
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- Technical Information
- Brewing Guide
- Roasted Coffee Information
- International Customs Regulations & Liability
- Ikawa® Roasting Profiles
| Farm: | Ninety Plus Gesha Estates |
| Location: | Silla de Pando, Volcan, Republic of Panama |
| Terroir: | Rich volcanic soil, only 400-500 years old |
| Elevation: | 1,500-1,700 meters above sea level |
| Profile: | Lotus |
| Variety: | Gesha |
| Process: | Hot Anaerobic |
| Drying Style: | Dried in Cherry |
| Production year: | 2022 |
We roast to order all coffees daily, Monday to Friday, excluding Panama’s national holidays, and ship the next day! Cut-off time is 8:00 am (UTC-5) of roast day.
Each country’s port-of-entry Customs Authorities have importing regulations outside our knowledge and control. Please be aware that there might be import fees, taxes, and/or additional documentation required to import the goods according to each country’s regulations. You, the consumer, are responsible for those charges entirely.
We are shipping our goods using essential exporting documents, such as FDA-Prior Notice, Phytosanitary Certificate, ICO Certificate of Origin, and Certificate of Origin. You, the consumer, must communicate any additional documentation before the order ships from our premises. Failing to do so, no cancellation, refund, or return will be granted to the importer.
Please be aware if you fail to clear the order from your customs authorities, it is likely to be destroyed by them.
Disclaimer:
By design, the Ikawa roaster is a fluid bed roaster, which means simply that it is roasting using hot air. This, though, has its limitations, as it depends on the altitude, relative humidity, temperature, and density of the air. The profiles we are sharing below with you have been developed in an environment with 85% relative humidity, at 1,400 meters above sea level, with temperatures between 20°C and 25°C.
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