Origin
Colombia
4.5
Grown at
A well-balanced and versatile coffee from Colombia's renowned Huila region, offering bright acidity and sweet notes.
Colombia is synonymous with high-quality coffee, and the Huila region in the south consistently produces some of its best. 'Supremo' refers to the large bean size, a sorting classification indicating quality. These high-altitude beans are typically fully washed, resulting in a clean and bright cup profile. This Huila Supremo presents a harmonious balance of caramel sweetness, pleasant nutty undertones (like toasted almond), and a gentle citrus acidity, often perceived as orange or mild lemon. Subtle hints of milk chocolate round out the profile, making it exceptionally versatile for various brewing methods.
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Typica The traditional variety of Venezuela, prized for its classic, clean, and sweet cup profile, though it is low-yielding.
Country
Colombia
Region
Huila
Altitude
1,200 - 1,800 meters
Processing Method
Washed
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