Pink Bourbon Punch

In 1995, the Bayter family's parents set out on an agricultural venture at El Vergel farm, fueled by a passion for farming. They began cultivating avocados, quickly transforming their farm into one of the most productive in the country.

Availability
70 kilos
Coffee grower
Shady & Elias Bayter
Notes in cup
Red Currant, Apple, Lemonade
Origin
Colombia, Tolima, Fresno
Varietal
Pink Bourbon
Process
Natural Anaerobic
Quantity
Locked flat shipping rate of $6.99 (USA territory).
The process
However, in 2006, a disease led to a sharp decline in avocado prices, threatening their livelihood. Between 2009 and 2010, Martha, the Bayter matriarch, made the bold decision to diversify the farm's crops by planting coffee varieties such as Catimore, Red Caturra, and Yellow Caturra, despite her limited knowledge of coffee cultivation. As their interest in coffee grew, the Bayter family embarked on a journey to learn the intricacies of pulping and fermentation. They partnered with Nelson Moya, a coffee enthusiast who introduced them to various processing techniques and equipment. This partnership led to the farm earning the prestigious "Rainforest" certification from the "Federación Nacional de Cafeteros" between 2014 and 2015. The Bayters' commitment to coffee began to pay off.

In 2016, they met Miguel Jimenez, a specialist in specialty coffees, who guided them in cultivating new varieties and process methods. By 2017, their first harvest of these specialty coffees marked a turning point in their journey. The farm continued to evolve, and by 2018, they introduced natural coffee processing methods, including aerobic and anaerobic techniques, and acquired silos for storage.

Gradually, they became pioneers in innovation and quality in the coffee industry. Today, the Bayter family conducts extensive research on bacteria and yeasts to refine their fermentation process while tirelessly experimenting with new techniques.

This pink bourbon was first carefully harvested, underwent a 12 hour oxidation process followed by 24 hour fermentation process, giving the beans that “punch”. The cherries are then left to dry in the sun for 20 days.

FAQs

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Why do you exclusively offer Colombian coffees?

From the very beginning of The Boy & The Bear – Coffee Roastery, our mission has been to uphold a commitment to genuine and transparent coffee processes. We take pride in meticulously overseeing the journey from coffee crop to your cup to ensure we serve nothing short of the best. Our dedication extends beyond coffee; it's about sharing our rich Colombian culture with our community. At The Boy & The Bear, it's not just about the specialty Colombian coffees. It's an immersive experience that encapsulates Colombian culture, its vibrant people, spirited music, and everything that embodies the positivity and liveliness of our country. As our founder, Andres Piñeros, beautifully puts it: "The Boy & The Bear – Coffee Roastery is a magical surrealism of the Colombian coffee experience and the culture that surrounds it." We invite you to savor this enchanting journey with us.

When will my ordered coffee be delivered to my doorstep?

At The Boy & The Bear, we're committed to delivering your coffee promptly. Currently, we process and ship all orders Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays ensuring a swift 2-3 day delivery service. Rest assured, your coffees will be freshly roasted just 1 to 4 days before they embark on their journey to your doorstep. We offer a flat-rate shipping fee of $6.99, making it convenient for you, no matter where you are in the US. Your coffee's journey to you is in safe hands!

Perfect brewing recipe for Filter coffee

At the Boy and the Bear, we pride ourselves on staying ahead of the industry and having a deeper understanding of coffee extraction.

Utilizing physics and data collected by ourselves and our colleagues, we have come to the conclusion that the ideal ratio for filter is 1 gram for every 17 grams (or milliliters) of water.

Our ideal beverage yield is:
10oz or 295 grams, to achieve this, we use 20 grams of coffee and 340 grams of water.


Since our coffees are a lighter development, we recommend using water in the 201° - 203°F. And remember, the better your water = the better the coffee.

For any further help or questions, email us or visit one of our cafes and ask one of our knowledgeable staff.

Happy sipping!

Perfect brewing recipe for espresso

While espresso can be a more involved extraction, a good starting point for all of our coffees is:

1:2; 1 gram of coffee for every 2 grams (or milliliters) of water.

In the cafes, we currently use 16 grams of coffee for 34 milliliters of extracted coffee at around 30 - 32 seconds in time with ideal water quality.

Since our coffees are a slightly lighter development than most, we recommend using water around 201 - 202°F.

To trouble shoot your espresso extraction, grind your coffee finer if the espresso is sour or coarser if it is bitter to taste. To increase sweetness, increase your yield. To increase body, reduce the yield.

For any further help or questions, email us or visit one of our cafes and ask one of our knowledgeable staff.

Happy sipping!

What is the ideal resting period for brewing our coffees?

When coffee is fresh out of the roasting process, the CO2 retention is at the highest point it could possibly be at. Within the first 4 - 7 days, coffee releases 90% CO2 and 10% nitrogen from the roasting process, making 7 - 14 days off roast the peak consumption time for filter coffee.

Espresso is slightly more forgiving and can still extract incredible flavors up until 6 weeks from the initial roast date.