Pelicano Coffee Decaf
Pelicano Coffee Co. are the pioneering coffee roasters based in Brighton. The sweet spot between great design and superb coffee has well and truly being tickled in Pelicanos case.
About Pelicano Coffee Decaf
Pelicano Coffee Co. are the pioneering coffee roasters based in Brighton. The sweet spot between great design and superb coffee has well and truly being tickled in Pelicanos case. Opening their doors to the progressive folk of Brighton in 2014, Pelicano have always kept their customer on their toes and are constantly evolving in the everchanging world of speciality coffee. If you are an ‘Instagram scroller’ and you happen to follow various coffee roasters then there’s half a chance you have already come across their unique design with each roast depicting a badass coffee drinking character. The coffee that Pelicano roast is on point with their branding. At the time of writing, they were showcasing 7 single origins including a geisha. After speaking to Dom at Pelicano it was clear to see that these guys knew what they were doing and knew where they wanted to go. They have harnessed the coffee curiosity of their local customers and have grown into and now become part of the cities coffee culture. The laid back style coupled with super high-quality coffee reminded me of some of the coffee roasters I came across in Australia and is in fact the place the two owners first met. We spoke to the team at Pelicano Coffee Co.
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Coffee Origin
The La Plata decaf coffee from Pelicano Coffee Roasters originates from the Huila region of Colombia.
The coffee beans are cupped as regular green samples and specifically identified for decaffeination, which happens in-country in Colombia before the coffee goes to export. This allows Pelicano to maintain both the integrity of the quality of the coffees they choose to decaf, but also to extend their intentional and responsible sourcing to their decaf offerings as well as our “regular.”
This process works by soaking green coffee in a bath of water and a solvent called ethyl acetate, which is naturally derived from fermented sugar, among other natural sources. The solvent bonds to the salts of chlorogenic acid within the coffee, which allows for the extraction of caffeine. The coffee is removed from its bath and steamed at low pressure to ensure no traces of E.A. are left, and the finished product is almost entirely free of any but the most trivial (0.1–0.3%) caffeine content.
What To Expect
Here’s an idea of what to expect from this Colombian decaf coffee from Pelicano coffee roasters. Team Batch brew method of choice – Moka Pot. If you loved this coffee and want it to have it in your life again order directly from Pelicano Coffee Roasters now.
