Washing the claws of the Cockfighting Manor in Tolima, Colombia
Producing area: Tolima Province
Manor: cockfighting manor
Altitude: 1800 m
Variety: Bourbon Sidra claw
Treatment: washing
Flavor description: Jasmine, pomelo, orange, citrus, maple syrup sweet
The area of the cockfighting manor is remote, and in the absence of the Internet, the usual entertainment of local residents is cockfighting, so the manor is named after the local cultural characteristics.
Bourbon Sidra is a coffee fruit formed by grafting iron pickup Typica onto the roots of bourbon Bourbon; it took more than 10 years for this variety to stabilize. This kind of bean has high requirements for the growing environment, which also means that its yield is scarce. Because it is the product of grafting, it shows very unique fruity and floral characteristics: on the one hand, it has the sweetness and mellow thickness of red bourbon, on the other hand, its bright acidity and taste come from iron pickup.
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