Peach Co-Fermented Coffee
Micro-Lot

Peach-forward notes, developed naturally

A micro-lot from Edwin Noreña in Quindío, Colombia, developed through carbonic honey co-fermentation to build peach-like aromatics in the cup — expressive, memorable, and still grounded.

$34 · 10 oz · Whole bean

Tasting Notes

Peach Nectar

Jasmine

Peach Tea

Roasted for your order. Whole bean by default.

How It Works
Produced by Edwin Noreña
Carbonic honey co-ferment process
Best on V60 and clean filter brewing
Peach Co-Ferment – Edwin Noreña
What Is Co-Fermented Coffee?

What makes this coffee different.

The carbonic honey co-ferment process builds peach-like aromatics during fermentation and gives the coffee its floral, tea-like lift.

It remains a clean, structured coffee — not a flavored product.

1. Peach enters fermentation

Peach is introduced during fermentation, shaping the coffee’s aromatics.

2. The cup stays coffee-first

The result stays expressive and tea-like rather than syrupy or heavy.

3. Nothing is added later

Nothing is added after processing.

Taste Profile

Floral, expressive, and clean.

The peach character comes through as aroma and finish, not sweetness.

In the cup

Structured, expressive, and clean rather than syrupy or heavy.

Body

Light-to-medium body with a clean, structured feel.

Acidity

Lifted and expressive without turning sharp or sour.

Finish

Tea-like on the finish, with clarity as the cup cools.

Ready for the cup?

Built for clean, expressive brewing.

A clear example of what co-fermented coffee can be — vivid, but still grounded.

Expectations

What this coffee is and isn't.

A quick read on whether this lot fits your taste.

What it is

For drinkers who enjoy fruit-forward, aromatic, expressive coffees.
Best on clean filter brewing such as V60 and other pour-over methods.
Still coffee first — structured, clean, and expressive rather than candy-like.

What it isn't

Not the best fit if you want dark roast, low-acid, chocolate-heavy coffee.
Not built around heavy body or smoky roast notes.

How to brew it

Brewer

V60 or other pour-over. Drip works well too.

Grind

Medium-fine. Err toward coarser if the cup turns sharp.

Temperature

200–205°F. Avoid boiling — keeps the floral notes clear.

Ratio

1:15 to 1:16. Lighter ratios let the peach and jasmine open up.

Lot Details

A distinct lot from one of Colombia's best-known experimental producers.

Producer, origin, process, and varieties for this release at a glance.

Origin

Quindío, Colombia

Process

Carbonic Honey Co-Ferment

Varieties

Caturra, Castillo

Producer

Edwin Noreña ("El Alquimista")

Peach Co-Ferment – Edwin Noreña
Purchase

Peach co-fermented Colombia, for fruit-forward coffee drinkers.

A fruit-forward, floral Colombia built for filter brewing — whole bean by default.

This micro-lot will not be restocked once it sells through.

$34 · 10 oz · Whole bean