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This frozen coffee captures the character of a washed Ecuador lot chosen for its fruit-forward profile. Each sleeve holds eight individual portions, flash-frozen immediately after brewing to lock in the bright acidity and tropical notes that define the origin.

The washed processing method removes the coffee cherry's fruit before drying, which brings out clean, vibrant flavors instead of the heavier, fermented notes you find in natural-process coffees. This particular lot expresses lime and lychee alongside broader tropical fruit tones—think more citrus zest and white flesh fruit than berry or chocolate.

Cometeer brews each batch using precise temperature and timing controls, then freezes the liquid in individual aluminum capsules. You store them in your freezer and melt one whenever you want a cup, either by adding hot water for a clean brew or by blending it into milk for an iced drink. The method preserves volatile aromatics that oxidize quickly in whole beans or ground coffee left sitting after roasting.

Because the coffee is brewed and frozen within hours of roasting, you skip the guesswork of grind size, water temperature, and bloom time. Each capsule delivers the same extraction every time, which is especially useful for single-origin coffees where slight variations in brewing can either highlight or bury the fruit notes you're paying for.

The eight-count sleeve is designed for sampling or for rotating through different origins without committing to a full bag of beans. If you like the Ecuador profile, you can reorder; if you prefer something less acidic or more roasted, you can try a different lot without wasting half a pound of beans.