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Climpsons & Sons

SIRINYA - THAILAND - SINGLE ORIGINS

£12.00

Sirinya, Thailand

£12.00

A truly unique natural processed coffee from Thailand's Northern highlands. This is one of our most recent favourite as the fruityness shines through in perfect balance!

Flavour profile:

Strawberry, Melon, Marshmallow

Best for:

Origin:

Sirinya, Chiang Rai, Thailand

Altitude:

1,450 masl

Variety:

Bourbon, Caturra & Catimor

Process:

Natural

Climpsons says

Emerging Asian coffees have a special place at Climpson & Sons and adding high quality Thai coffees to our menu has been on the wishlist for many years. Working closely with our import friends at Indochina Coffee we are excited to offer this unique lot from the Sirinya farm in the Chiang Rai highlands.

Sirinya Coffee is a family run business with a deep understanding of specialty coffee with their own roastery and coffee shop near the farm in Chiang Rai province. Working with their own coffee from seed to cup gives them a unique insight to experimentation and this lot is subject to a particularly unique Mossto Natural process. Here the whole ripe cherries undergo a fermentation in coffee cherry juice, adding an intense layer of fruity complexity. From here the coffee is first dried under sun before moving into indoor temperature controlled beds to slowly stabilise to 10-12% moisture.
The resulting coffee is truly unique with intense tropical fruit and sweet marshmallow tasting notes.

Historically, coffee has only grown commercially in Thailand since the 1960s and was championed as an alternative to opium. As coffee has largely replaced poppy cultivation there has been a profound impact on Northern Thailand with safer and more sustainable livelihoods for farmers and improved environmental outcomes. With import controls on foreign coffees, the majority of Thailand’s coffee is consumed domestically with specialty coffee rapidly growing in popularity. This has made its availability to European markets particularly rare with producers now benefiting from premium prices as buyers compete for limited lots. The upside of this is highlighting the long term viability of quality coffee and encouraging more farmers to learn from the team at Sirinya to improve their own production to specialty grade.