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Submerged fermentation
Also known as submerged fermentation · underwater fermentation · fermentación bajo agua
What it is and what sets it apart: Water covering parchment changes metabolite diffusion—often cleaner washed cups depending on hours.
How it is done: Pulp → tank with water covering beans → timed ferment → drain/wash → dry.
Flavours and cup benefits: Often high clarity and defined acidity. Helps buffer heat spikes in hot climates.
Technical notes: Clean water and refresh matter. Label: submerged ferment.
Common mistakes: Do not think underwater stops all fermentation. Do not confuse with wet-hulled.
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