Tasting Notes: Peach, Papaya, Honey, Tea-Like
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Description: A dark roast for the win, a perfect representation of a Colombian coffee with dark chocolate notes, dark fruit notes and a finish that gives old fashion salted caramel. It has all depth of a cozy fall coffee you could want with a clean finish and medium body.
Notes: Dark chocolate, plum, salted caramel
Origin & Farm Info
Region Pitalito, Huila
Altitude 1670-1950
Caturra, Castillo, Typica

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20 g coffee - 320 g water
96 degrees C - medium-fine
Bloom 50 g for 40 s
Total brew 3:00 - 3:15
18 g in - 40 g out
26 - 30 s - 93 degrees C
Pulls dark amber, mango on swallow
Pairs with whole milk
We roast every Monday and Thursday and ship within 24 hours of roast day. Most US orders arrive 3-5 days off-roast. Peak flavor window for this lot is days 7-28.
Whole bean if you have a grinder. If you do not grind at home, pick the brewer you use most. Pour-over and Aeropress are our recommended brews for this lot.
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Both. We profile this medium for filter and espresso - the sweetness translates well to milky drinks, and the clarity holds up as pour-over.