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'''Feysum''' or '''Utlian coffee''' is a type of coffee native to [[Utlia (Island)|Utlia]] that grows from feysum, a plant found originally only semi-submerged in hot springs throughout Utlias mountain ranges.
'''Feysum''' or '''Utlian coffee''' is a type of coffee native to [[Utlia (Island)|Utlia]] that grows from feysum, a plant found originally only semi-submerged in hot springs throughout Utlias mountain ranges.

== Etymology ==
Feysum means "no fish" in Utyis, coming from explorer [[Neri Syepaka]] who first thought the beans of the feysum plant were a fish passing by them.


== Cultivation & brewing ==
== Cultivation & brewing ==
The feysum plant natively grows exclusively in hot springs in [[Mountange]] and [[Wynlia]], where it is partially submerged. The beans of the plant used for coffee brewing are held near the base and float to the surface when cut.
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For mass cultivation feysum is grown in specialized greenhouses built to mimic the environment of a hotspring, when it is time for harvest the beans are cut with a sickle and put into a drying vat before being sold.


== History ==
== History ==

Revision as of 17:43, 31 July 2025

Feysum or Utlian coffee is a type of coffee native to Utlia that grows from feysum, a plant found originally only semi-submerged in hot springs throughout Utlias mountain ranges.

Etymology

Feysum means "no fish" in Utyis, coming from explorer Neri Syepaka who first thought the beans of the feysum plant were a fish passing by them.

Cultivation & brewing

The feysum plant natively grows exclusively in hot springs in Mountange and Wynlia, where it is partially submerged. The beans of the plant used for coffee brewing are held near the base and float to the surface when cut.

For mass cultivation feysum is grown in specialized greenhouses built to mimic the environment of a hotspring, when it is time for harvest the beans are cut with a sickle and put into a drying vat before being sold.

History

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Importance in culture

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