Barrel Conditioned Coffee
Every time we age beans in a barrel environment, we introduce many variables that cannot be replicated. Each bean-in-barrel environment is unique and while flavor notes may vary from release to release, know that there is something magical that happens when you cook with spirits.
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Caffé Amaro
Choose your flavor:
Medium Roast
tastes like: nutty vanilla • sweet booze-soaked cherries • heavy mouthfeel
*non-alcoholic*
PLEASE NOTE: this is a VERY different product and flavor profile than the rye, bourbon, or whiskey Barrel Conditioned Coffee.
This is a one-of-a-kind product that is very unique to both J. Rieger & Co. and Thou Mayest.
We aged raw, green beans of our Brazil “Smooth Operator” coffee in a J. Rieger & Co. Caffé Amaro barrel for 10 days. We monitored the moisture of the unroasted beans by removing the rings off the barrels daily - we have to be careful not to rehydrate the beans. Once the right moisture is reached, we pull the beans out and let them rest for a few weeks. We then can roast the beans more delicately. This particular roast is medium/light in color, but there are a lot “heavier” and darker notes rolling around.
For more info on Caffé Amaro - how we make it, where to get it, recipes, and more - visit J. Rieger & Co.’s website: https://www.