About the treatment method: W2, H2, N2, traditional raw bean treatment, Ninety Plus.
Ninety Plus considers coffee to be a fruit in its own right, so its own proprietary processing methods are designated as (W2),(H2), and (N2) according to taste. When you understand traditional coffee processing, you will find that small adjustments can blur the distinction between them. For example, a little washing can be added at different stages of the dense-treatment process to achieve a lighter, brighter wash taste; by controlling the degree of fermentation of the pulp, a sun can be closer to the effect of a dense-treatment, or a dense-treatment can be more like a sun.
According to the influence of fruit flavor on taste during processing, it can be divided into W2, H2 and N2 from low to high. These three flavors can also be simply understood as processing methods: W2=WASH washing treatment;H2=Honey honey treatment;N2=NATURE sun treatment:
W2: Low fruit tone; emphasis on brightness, acidity, and floral fragrance.
H2: Moderate fruity tone; sweet, fruity (rather than fruity), and tea-like.
N2: High fruity notes; emphasis on bold, sour, jam and dried fruit flavors.
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Joseph Brodsky, the founder of Ninety +, discovered early that all the world's high-quality raw coffee beans originated in Ethiopia, and its different flavors of many different varieties are no less than 10, 000 grapes into 1 million different wines. Ninety percent of the raw beans come from the original varieties of Ethiopia, including Gesha of Manor Panama, which is also an Ethiopian heirloom (Heir).
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Ruby: the so-called ruby treatment is also a more difficult and extreme way of dealing with red. So that the red treatment of sweetness and fruit to the extreme, accidentally over will become a bad fermentation taste of the extremely bad areas. This method also requires a lot of manual screening.
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