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White Karen Coffee Tour in Chiang Mai: Cultural Immersion & Nature ⛰️☕

Embark on an extraordinary coffee adventure that delves deep into the heart of Thailand’s cultural heritage and natural beauty. Our Chiang Mai hilltribe coffee tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with the White Karen people, renowned for their deep-rooted traditions and sustainable coffee farming practices.

Immerse Yourself in White Karen Culture: 🌏

  • Village Visit: 🏡 Step into an authentic White Karen village, where you’ll witness their unique way of life, admire their traditional costumes, and learn about their fascinating history.
  • Coffee Ceremony: 🙏 Participate in a traditional coffee ceremony, a sacred ritual that symbolizes hospitality and community.
  • Artisan Crafts: 🧵✨ Discover the intricate craftsmanship of the White Karen, from handwoven textiles to exquisite silver jewelry.

Connect with Nature’s Rhythm: 🌳🚶‍♀️

  • Jungle Trekking: 🥾 Hike through lush rainforests, breathing in the fresh mountain air and marveling at the diverse flora and fauna.
  • Coffee Plantations: 🌱 Explore vibrant coffee plantations nestled amidst breathtaking scenery, learning about sustainable farming methods that preserve the environment.
  • Waterfall Encounters: 🏞️ Discover hidden waterfalls cascading through the jungle, offering a refreshing escape and a chance to reconnect with nature’s tranquility.

Share Thai Coffee with the World: ☕🌍

  • Bean-to-Cup Journey: 🍒➡️☕ Witness the entire coffee-making process, from harvesting ripe cherries to roasting and brewing the perfect cup.
  • Coffee Tasting: 😋 Savor the unique flavors of Thai Arabica coffee, known for its smooth, rich taste and delicate floral notes.
  • Support Local Communities: ❤️ By joining our tour, you directly contribute to the economic well-being of the White Karen people and their sustainable coffee practices.

Join us on this transformative journey that celebrates culture, nature, and the exquisite flavors of Thai coffee. Together, let’s share this hidden gem with the world! 💎✨

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Coffee Defect, Every Roaster & Producers Need to Recognise

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COMMON GREEN BEAN DEFECTS

Defect Green Bean

Roasters and Producers Must Know

Coffee defects are characteristics in coffee beans that don’t meet international standards, resulting from growing conditions or roasting processes. The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) classifies these flaws to measure coffee quality.

DEFECTS IN GREEN BEANS

There are numerous green bean flaws, some of which are more obvious than others. We are all familiar with the appearance of a stick or stone. Ricardo walked me through the two difficult-to-identify basic flaws—full black and full sour—as well as five common secondary problems.

Full black and partial black beans

Full black beans are a primary defect, while partial black beans are a secondary one. The beans are brown or black and shriveled, and the crack is too open. Causes include overfermentation, overripe cherries, and not enough water during cherry development.
Full black beans are a primary defect; partial black beans are a secondary defect. Credit: Angie Molina Ospina

Full-sour and partial-sour beans

Full-sour beans are a primary defect, while partial-sour beans are a secondary defect. They are a light to dark brown. These defects are caused by too long a wait between picking and depulping, an overly long fermentation process, or storing the beans while they have too high a moisture content.

Full-sour beans are a primary defect; partial-sour beans are a secondary defect. Credit: Angie Molina Ospina

Broken, chipped, or cut beans

This is a secondary defect, normally caused by the depulping machine.

Beans are broken by the depulping machine. Credit: Angie Molina Ospina

Insect Damage

Another secondary defect is caused by coffee pests: the coffee beetle borerthe white stem borer, the coffee bean weevil, and so on. Coffees damaged by the coffee beetle borer (la broca) tend to be sour and earthy.
Insect damage, probably from la broca. Credit: Angie Molina Ospina

Unhulled Beans

Unhulled beans are a secondary defect. It leads to an astringent, bitter cup. What’s more, the hull can become burned during roasting, damaging other beans in the process

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GREEN BEAN DEFECTS

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