Description
Yirgacheffe Memitu
Region Gedeo, District: Gedeb Yirgacheffe SNNP (South Nation Nationality People)
Altitude 1800 – 2000 MASL
Grade 2 – Process: Washed
Cupping Profile
notes of Pear and citrus, medium body, balanced
$19.95 – $97.25Price range: $19.95 through $97.25
Region Gedeo, District: Gedeb Yirgacheffe SNNP (South Nation Nationality People)
Altitude 1800 – 2000 MASL
Grade 2 – Process: Washed
Cupping Profile
notes of Pear and citrus, medium body, balanced
Region Gedeo, District: Gedeb Yirgacheffe SNNP (South Nation Nationality People)
Altitude 1800 – 2000 MASL
Grade 2 – Process: Washed
Cupping Profile
notes of Pear and citrus, medium body, balanced
Varietal: Red Bourbon
Process: Washed
Fermentation: 36 hour
Location: Piendamo, Cauca
Producer: Wilton Benitez
Altitude: 1800-2100MASL
PG-0111 Red Bourbon
Cupping Notes
Red apple, Raspberry, Milk chocolate, blueberry, red grape, Almond, caramel
Regional Lots
This coffee comes from the region of Cauca in the south of Colombia. Cauca is relatively flat when looking at other Colombian growing regions, which means the coffee produced benefits from more consistent conditions. Wilton’s regional lots are a mixed harvest from farmers nearby Granja Paraiso 92. Wilton sources freshly harvested coffee cherries from farmers. He then brings the cherries to his processing facility near a town called Piendamo, where he generally ferments the coffee for 36 hours. The coffee is depulped, washed and dried in his state of the art facility. Far More requested that Wilton produce a higher volume coffee with a more accessible price point, and more broadly appreciated tasting notes – his regional series is the result of discussion and testing mainly from 2021-2023, though feedback is always being passed along.
Costa Rica – La Lapa
Region San Jose, Alajuela, Heredia, Central and West Valley
Producer: Select regional farms
Varietals: Caturra and Catau
Process: Washed
Altitude 900 – 1400 MASL
SHB, minimum 90% above screen 18
Cupping Notes:
notes of dark chocolate, caramel, prunes, juicy body
La Lapa is grown on small farms in the valleys and slopes of the Central and West Valley. This region’s soil has a slight acidity as a result of volcanic ashes. Both areas share well-defined wet and dry seasons, ideal for cherry development during the summer months. Altitude and climate define the size and hardness of the cherry, both factors influencing the quality in cup, particularly its acidity. Sound agricultural practices are under constant improvements for the farmers in conjunction with the mills. The convergence of the Caribbean and Pacific climates also play their part in the smooth delicate flavour, subtle acidity and subtle sweetness of the regions coffee. All the coffees are processed same day as harvesting at the Beneficio Santo Domingo mill.
Region Huehuetenango
Collection of Farms
Process Washed SHB European Prep
Alt 1350 masl
Varietal Caturra
Cup Profile
sweet full body of Milk Chocolate Toffee dried fruit roasted almond delicious stone fruit sweetness & good long sweet after taste
delicious in milk or black or use as part of a high quality blend
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Varietal – Caturra – Castillo
Region Huila
Altitude 1600-2000
Process – Fully Washed
Cup Profile
smooth well rounded cup chocolate /cocoa base toffee notes dark berry note crisp balanced acidity long sweet finish a classic from this region roast it how you like and enjoy this classic Coffee
Bean Grading
“Excelso” is the common grading term for exportable coffee from Colombia – it is not related to the varietal or to the cupping profile.
Colombian coffee is graded according to bean size: Supremo and Excelso beans are harvested from the same coffee trees, but they are sorted by size. Excelso coffee beans are large, but slightly smaller than Supremo coffee beans with a 15/16 screen size compared to 17/18 for Supremo Excelso accounts for the greatest volume of coffee exported from Colombia
we love this bean its clean simple and it just works on multiple roast profiles