Beyond the Bean: Understanding the "Wet-Hulled" Coffee Profile
Wet-hulled coffees can exhibit earthy, herbaceous, and sometimes spicy notes due to the drying process of the parchment layer.
Wet-hulled coffees can exhibit earthy, herbaceous, and sometimes spicy notes due to the drying process of the parchment layer.
Pulped natural coffee often exhibits a lively tartness, floral aromas, and fruit notes, bridging the gap between washed and fully natural processing.
Fermentation and specific drying methods, particularly those applied to the coffee cherry, are key to developing fruity and wine-like flavor profiles.