Is Clean Coffee made using a wet (washed) or dry (unwashed) process?

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Clean Coffee is made using the wet (washed) process.

What Does "Washed Process" Mean?

In the washed process, the coffee fruit is removed from the beans before the beans are dried. The beans are then fermented and washed to remove the remaining fruit material before being dried and roasted.

This process helps produce the clean, bright, and consistent flavor that Clean Coffee is known for.

How Is This Different from the Dry Process?

With the dry (unwashed) process, whole coffee cherries are dried before the beans are removed from the fruit.

Both methods are commonly used to process coffee, but Clean Coffee is made using the wet (washed) process.

☕ The result: A clean, smooth, and consistent coffee flavor in every cup.


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