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[04] Culturing

Bourbon Ivory

Café y Ciencia

Bourbon from DARU Farm, honey processed with “Coconut Thermal Shock Must”: a creamy, soft profile of vanilla, cream and butter.

Variety
Bourbon
Processing
Honey, Coconut Thermal Shock Must
Farm
DARU Farm
Producer
Darveris Rivas
Region
Mérida
Altitude
2,020 m
  • vanilla
  • cream
  • butter

Availability and samples on request

About this coffee

No profile in the collection gets by with fewer words: vanilla, cream and butter, and the producer names no other aromas. Behind it lies a honey process for the Bourbon from DARU Farm, using a method Darveris Rivas calls “Coconut Thermal Shock Must”.

A bright acidity, a silky body and a lingering aftertaste complete the creamy picture. In the catalogue, the producer lists the profile under the code C04. A sample is the best way to see how much of the creaminess remains in your roast.

Aroma wheel

The families in which the catalogue names aromas. Coloured segments mark documented families, without intensity.

documentednot named

Documented aroma families

  • Sweetness vanilla
  • Creamy cream, butter

Taste profile

Acidity
bright
Body
silky
Aftertaste
lingering
Overall impression
not stated

Descriptive statements by the producer. No point values exist for this profile, so there is no scale. Source: Café y Ciencia catalogue, page 20

Specifications

Honey processes with thermal-shock and co-fermented musts.

Product

Product
Bourbon Ivory
Coffee type
Green coffee
Collection
Café y Ciencia
Catalogue line
04 · Culturing
Catalogue number
14
Catalogue code
C04

Origin

Producer
Darveris Rivas
Farm
DARU Farm
Region
Mérida
Country
Venezuela
Altitude
2,020 m according to the producer’s catalogue

Green coffee

Variety
Bourbon
Processing
Honey, Coconut Thermal Shock Must
Notes
vanilla, cream, butter
Availability
Availability and samples on request

Not stated in the catalogue: harvest year, lot, cup score, quantity, price. Source: Café y Ciencia catalogue, page 20

Location of the state of Mérida in VenezuelaThe marked area is the state, not the location of a farm.

Map base: geoBoundaries gbOpen, Venezuela ADM1 (simplified), from data by OCHA Venezuela and the Instituto Nacional de Estadística, CC BY 3.0 IGO.

Origin and producer

Darveris Rivas grows the coffee in Mérida, in the Andes of western Venezuela. Farm and altitude are as stated in the catalogue.

Altitude
0 m 1,000 m 2,000 m 3,000 m 2,020 m

Producer’s statement in the catalogue

Darveris Rivas · DARU Farm

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Processing

The designation in the catalogue and what the method means in general.

producer’s designation
Honey, Coconut Thermal Shock Must
Honey
After pulping, part of the mucilage stays on the parchment and dries with it. The sticky, sugary mucilage stays partly or largely on the seed and dries with it. Honey is the name of the method and does not mean that bee honey is added.
Coconut Thermal Shock Must
Thermal shock must with coconut, by the method’s name. The catalogue gives no details. The catalogue name mentions coconut and thermal shock must. It does not say whether coconut water, flesh or extract is used, nor in what amount. Vanilla and cream describe the cup, not an ingredient.
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Quality and laboratory

No test or laboratory report exists for this profile. The information comes from the producer’s catalogue and is not an evaluation.

No values for sugar, caffeine, fat or pH are documented for this profile. Sensory sweetness and °Brix do not replace such an analysis.

Documents and evidence

Each document with issuer, date and scope: what it shows for this product and what it does not.

The evidence at a glance

Where each statement about this profile comes from. The documents themselves follow below.

StatementContentEvidence
Catalogue sourceCafé y Ciencia catalogue, Page 20Catalogue, page 20
VarietyBourbonCatalogue, page 20
ProcessingHoney, Coconut Thermal Shock MustCatalogue, page 20
Sensoryvanilla, cream, butterCatalogue, page 20
FarmDARU FarmCatalogue, page 20
ProducerDarveris RivasCatalogue, page 20
AwardsNo award is documented for this namenot documented
AnalysesNo product specific lab analysis publishednot documented

Technical data

  • Catalogue page About this product

    CATÁLOGO · Bourbon Ivory

    Café y Ciencia (Darveris Rivas)Bourbon Ivory

    Refers to exactly this profile.

    Producer’s statement, not independently verified

    Request this document: CATÁLOGO · Bourbon Ivory

Original sources

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