Description
About the coffee bean process:
Most of Colombia’s coffee is produced in the zone, or “eje cafetero” (coffee cultural landscape), in the country’s center. It covers the Caldas, Quindio, Risaralda, and northern Valle coffee-growing regions.
Wet processing, often referred to as washing, and dry processing are the two most prevalent methods used to process our coffee (also known as “natural” processing). The traditional way to make coffee is called “dry processing,” It is often used in places where there isn’t much water. After picking, it entails spreading the cherries on expansive areas, such as patios. The cherries are rotated and raked all day to ensure even drying. Depending on the weather, this procedure might take a few days. Naturally processed coffees smell strongly of fruit, both before and after roasting.
Colombian Dark Roast Single Origin
Colombian Single Origin dark roast coffee beans with a wonderfully lively shop filled with silky, full-bodied flavors and aromatics!
Colombian Medium Roast Single Origin
To achieve a well-balanced flavor, we roast our single-origin Colombian beans for our medium roast coffee to medium acidity and body. It is ideal for daily consumption due to its rich honey flavor, sharp finish, and mild acidity.
Colombian Light Roast Single Origin
The gentle flavor of our light-roasted Colombian beans features notes of red grapes, cacao nibs, a silky chocolate body, and a fresh finish.
All our coffees are roasted in our environmentally friendly roaster.
Packaging may vary while we transition to our new design.
Diet Type: Vegetarian, Vegan
Brand: Freshly Roasted Coffee
Form: Whole Bean or ground
Origin: Colombia, Caldas, Quindio, Risaralda and the north of Valle.
Caffeine Content: Caffeinated
