Wine Barrel Aged Medium Roast Coffee Beans (Sweet Orange, wood Apple, Black Grapes, Blackberry Jam)

Chariot Coffee Aging coffee beans in wine barrels is a unique and artisanal process that can yield coffee with distinctive flavors and aromas. Here's an overview of the typical process for wine barrel-aging coffee beans:

•  Barrel Selection: Roasters select empty wine barrels. The choice of wine barrel can impact the final flavor profile of the coffee.
• Coffee Bean Selection: High-quality coffee beans are carefully chosen for the aging process. The choice of coffee bean variety and origin plays a significant role in the final taste.
• Filling the Barrels: The selected coffee beans are loaded into the wine barrels, which are then sealed. The quantity of coffee beans and the aging duration may vary based on the desired results.
• Aging Period: The sealed barrels are stored in a controlled environment for a specified period, often ranging from several weeks to several months. During this time, the coffee beans interact with the wood and any remaining wine residue, absorbing flavors and aromas.
• Roasting: After the aging period is complete, the coffee beans are carefully removed from the barrels and roasted. The roasting profile is adjusted to highlight the unique qualities imparted by the wine barrel aging process.
• Brewing: Wine barrel-aged coffee can be brewed using various methods, such as pour-over, French press, espresso, or any other preferred brewing method. The choice of brewing method can further enhance or reveal the coffee's distinct flavors.

  Enjoying: The final product is a cup of coffee with complex and layered flavors, which may include notes of wine, oak, and the inherent qualities of the coffee beans themselves.