Fermenty Experimenty ⚡️ Episode 1: What is coffee fermentation?

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This video series is a guide to all things fermentation, starting with the basics of coffee fermentation and how it creates flavour in our coffee cup, and working our way towards experimental fermentation that can create some wild and crazy profiles. This first episode will give you the fundamentals of fermentation and how it is used in coffee processing.
0:33 Introduction: welcome!
1:37 Steps in coffee production
2:28 What is fermentation?
4:00 Origin of fermentation
5:22 The result
Hope you enjoy this video, and let us know how you like it! Do not miss out on the next episodes, we will dive into both conventional and funky coffee fermentation methods. Among all the coffee fermentation methods and types, do you already have a favorite one?
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[@oomn2596]

Really great

[@smithstreetcoffeeroasters3123]

nice video looking forward to the rest of the series

[@NordicApproach]

Thank you! 😊

[@eastindiaV]

Ethanol evaporates at 180 degrees faranheit, methanol evaporates at 155 degrees faranheit. They are both useful but one can kill you, so fermenting isn't complete until you separate the 2... and in doing so not only will a percentage of the yeast survive but also its somewhat effective as a Pasteurization method. Also removes Carbon Monoxide. If you want a nice head you recarbonate it later.

[@DFEUERMAN]

To clarify, both alcohols "evaporate" at room temperature. You have provided the boiling points, which is especially relevant during distillation :)

[@eastindiaV]

@@DFEUERMAN haha thanks for clarifying

[@hassankhadrawi3075]

Duuude this us really under rated 🤦🏻