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Wilder Lazo Washed Sidra

Wilder Lazo Washed Sidra

This Wilder Lazo Washed Sidra, co-fermented with star anise, features a spicy character, balanced with sweet notes of peach, berries and jasmine.

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Colombia / Huila / Produced by Wilder Lasso / Sidra / Anaeroboic Washed Co-ferment / Volume purchased: 140kg / Length of relationship: 4 years

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Product Info
Colombia / Huila / Produced by Wilder Lasso / Sidra / Anaeroboic Washed Co-ferment / Volume purchased: 140kg / Length of relationship: 4 years

All our coffee and tea is packaged in LDPE recyclable plastic. If you do not have local kerbside LDPE plastic collection click here to find your nearest recycling point. Orders up to 500g are shipped in letterbox packaging. 

Shipped within 2 working days with Royal Mail 48 hour Tracked service.

This Wilder Lazo Washed Sidra, co-fermented with star anise, features a spicy character, balanced with sweet notes of peach, berries and jasmine.

We don’t often release co-fermented coffees, but this one was so delicious that we couldn’t miss out! Complex and elegant, this lot is fermented with star anise to give a subtle, spicy character. This is nicely balanced with fruit notes of peach, ripe berries and floral notes like chamomile and jasmine.  

The Story

Although Wilder grew up on his mum and dads farm, El Diviso, he has only been working as a producer since 2017, which is amazing considering the world class coffees that they are producing! Like many young people that grow up on coffee farms, Wilder left to get a degree and work in the city and up until recently he had a career as a vet and worked with some of the best horse breeding farms in Colombia! However, after visiting his family farm in 2017, he saw that they were struggling financially and decided to change career and take El Diviso in a new direction, with specialty coffee. With his training in genetics and love for learning, he set up a coffee variety program in the local town of Tocora and has been experimenting with fermentation and processing to elevate the cup quality and character. The family now have a four small farms and produce a wide range of exotic varieties and experimental processes and their coffees have already featured multiple times in coffee competitions!
Sidra is an exciting and relatively rare Arabica coffee variety prized in the specialty coffee world for its complex and vibrant cup quality. Believed to be a hybrid of Bourbon and Typica, with genetic similarities to Ethiopian heirloom coffees, it likely originated in Ecuador before becoming popular in Colombia and other high-altitude regions of South America. Sidra plants are tall with larger cherries and require shaded, high-altitude cultivation. Its flavour profile is often bright and fruity with floral aromatics.

This is Wilder’s technique for processing this coffee:

Harvesting ripe cherries after 28 days of ripening

Floating and re-selecting only ripe cherries, then fermenting in bags for 60 hours

Pulping and fermentation for an additional 100 hours in vats with water and 700 grams of anise per 200kg of coffee (anaerobic dry fermentation)

Washing after 160 hours of fermentation with a small amount of water to retain some mucilage

Sun-drying for 15 consecutive days, harvesting the coffee at night and covering it to prevent moisture from entering, as the relative humidity at night exceeds 95%

Cupping and storage for 30 days for stabilization, then packaging in Grainpro bags
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Brewing Tips

We think this coffee tastes great brewed with a V60, Chemex or any pour over method. Take a look at our V60 recipe below to get started. Try using a brew ratio of roughly 1:17 for different size brews.
1. Pre-wet paper filter.

2. Add 18g of coffee to V60 cone ground medium to fine.

2. Pour 40g of water at 96C wetting all the grounds.
3. Wait 30 seconds then pour up to 180g.

4. After 1:30 seconds pour again up 300g.

5. Remove the cone, decant and enjoy!

Brewing Tips

We think this coffee tastes great brewed with a V60, Chemex or any pour over method. Take a look at our V60 recipe below to get started. Try using a brew ratio of roughly 1:17 for different size brews.
1. Pre-wet paper filter.

2. Add 18g of coffee to V60 cone ground medium to fine.

2. Pour 40g of water at 96C wetting all the grounds.
3. Wait 30 seconds then pour up to 180g.

4. After 1:30 seconds pour again up 300g.

5. Remove the cone, decant and enjoy!

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