Monsooned Malabar Coffee Explained: Process and Taste
Monsooned Malabar is green coffee deliberately aged in India's monsoon winds. Here is how the process works, how it tastes and how to recognise the real thing.
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Monsooned Malabar is green coffee deliberately aged in India's monsoon winds. Here is how the process works, how it tastes and how to recognise the real thing.
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Wet-hulling is why many Sumatran coffees taste earthy, herbal and heavy. Here is how giling basah works and how it compares with washed coffee.
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Decaf bags now name their process. Compare Swiss Water, CO2, sugarcane and solvent methods, what the rules say, and how to choose a decaf you will enjoy.
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The processing method on a coffee bag shapes flavor as much as origin. Compare washed, natural and honey coffees and learn which one suits your palate.
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