Colombia

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Colombia, Montebonito Community

A delicate, elegant cup with notes of soft chamomile, golden caramel, and bright orange, rounded out by a gentle, honeyed sweetness.

This washed lot is sweet and clean, with light acidity and a beautifully balanced body that finishes smooth and refined. It’s the kind of coffee that brings calm to your morning: approachable, floral, and quietly complex.

Perfect for pour-over and drip, where its clarity and delicate florals really get to shine, and lovely as a lighter-style espresso.

Origin Details:

  • Region: Montebonito, Marulanda, Caldas, Colombia

  • Producers: Small family-run farms (average farm size 1–3 hectares)

  • Elevation: 1,850–2,100 MASL

  • Variety: Castillo Naranjal

  • Process: Washed, with 12–14 hours of aerobic fermentation in open concrete tanks, 5 days of drying under sun canopies, and 30 days of rest in GrainPro before export

  • Grade: Specialty community lot

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Colombia, Montebonito Community

A delicate, elegant cup with notes of soft chamomile, golden caramel, and bright orange, rounded out by a gentle, honeyed sweetness.

This washed lot is sweet and clean, with light acidity and a beautifully balanced body that finishes smooth and refined. It’s the kind of coffee that brings calm to your morning: approachable, floral, and quietly complex.

Perfect for pour-over and drip, where its clarity and delicate florals really get to shine, and lovely as a lighter-style espresso.

Origin Details:

  • Region: Montebonito, Marulanda, Caldas, Colombia

  • Producers: Small family-run farms (average farm size 1–3 hectares)

  • Elevation: 1,850–2,100 MASL

  • Variety: Castillo Naranjal

  • Process: Washed, with 12–14 hours of aerobic fermentation in open concrete tanks, 5 days of drying under sun canopies, and 30 days of rest in GrainPro before export

  • Grade: Specialty community lot



Rooted in Montebonito’s Hills

Grown high in the Andes of Caldas, this community lot comes from Montebonito, a small village about an hour from Manzanares in the municipality of Marulanda. Surrounded by steep slopes and misty peaks, farms here are tiny, usually just 1 to 3 hectares, and worked almost entirely by the families who own them, with every cherry picked by hand.

In recent years, Montebonito has joined renewal programs that brought new education in specialty coffee production, and you can taste it in the care behind this lot. From hand-sorted Castillo Naranjal cherries to slow drying under sun canopies and a month of resting before export, every step is about letting the coffee’s sweetness and clarity come through. It’s a true showcase of a small mountain community putting itself on the map..

 
 

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