
Carbonic Maceration
Carbonic maceration is a controlled fermentation technique that uses sealed tanks filled with carbon dioxide to ferment whole coffee cherries. Originally adapted from winemaking, this method enhances fruity, floral, and wine-like flavours by encouraging fermentation inside the fruit. While complex and costly, it offers a high level of precision -and when done well, it produces some of the most expressive coffees in the world.
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Your guide to Carbonic Maceration
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