Introduction to the flavor characteristics of low-caffeine coffee treated with natural low-caffeine honey in secret manor in Nicaragua

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Treatment of Natural low-caffeine Laurina Honey in Secret Manor of Nicaragua

Dry incense

Nuts, sucrose, citrus, spices

Damp fragrance

Citrus, floral fragrance, blackberries, spices

Sip flavor

Grapefruit, citrus, peach and sugar sweet, flower fragrance

Pointed bourbon original text Laurina (sound: Lorina) or Bourbon Pointu, her caffeine content is only about 0.6%, the general Arabica variety (Arabica) caffeine content is about 1% between 1.2%, and Robusta species is more than 2%, in order to confirm the caffeine content, we specially send this batch of pointed bourbon together with other varieties of the same manor for inspection, the results show that the rumors are true! It is true that the caffeine in pointed bourbon is 40% less and more than 50% less than traditional Arabica! This is a great blessing for the low-caffeine people! Generally speaking, the source of low-caffeinated coffee is chemical treatment, water treatment or carbon dioxide treatment. Chemical treatment makes people have doubts. Low-caffeinated coffee treated by water or carbon dioxide has more or less lost its flavor. Now the natural low-caffeinated pointed bourbon has emerged, not only the market demand, but also meet the expectations of low-caffeine people for high-quality flavor!

The rise of pointed bourbon is thanks to the persevering Japanese coffee experts and UCC coffee, who discovered and cultivated this variety on the island of Reunion! Last year, when we visited UCC's coffee institute in Tokyo, we especially talked about the life experience of pointed bourbon, and we also experienced the importance UCC attaches to this kind of marketing:

This batch of pointed bourbon comes from the hidden manor in Nicaragua, which is close to Lake Lake Apanas and is located in the province of Jinotega, belonging to the Miresh family! Miresh's estate is not in this area, on the other side of Matagalpa (Matagalpa). The manor is named Finca La Escondida because it is surrounded by many trees and adjacent to a large area of forest.