BIO Colombia Asoprocafees | Espresso - Packaging: 250 g
BIO Colombia Asoprocafees | Espresso - Packaging: 250 g
This organic coffee from Colombia combines fresh citrus flavors with sweet caramel tones and the balance of black tea in the aftertaste. It is the result of organic farming , which protects nature and the quality of each grain. More
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Package: 250 g 0,05 €/g Product code: 6864-3901 EAN: 0612477445958
This organic coffee from Colombia combines fresh citrus flavors with sweet caramel tones and the balance of black tea in the aftertaste. It is the result of organic farming , which protects nature and the quality of each grain. More
Package: 250 g 0,05 €/g Product code: 6864-3901 EAN: 0612477445958
ORGANIC coffee beans: Colombia Asoprocafees
- ✓ the country of Colombia
- ✓ Tolima area
- ✓ producer of 55+ members of Asoprocafees
- ✓ altitude 1400-2000 m above sea level
- ✓ type 100% Arabica
- ✓ variety Castillo, Caturra, Colombia, Typica
- ✓ processing is washed away
- ✓ espresso roasting
Colombian coffee from the Tolima region
La Orquídea Asoprocafees is BIO coffee from the Tolima region of Colombia, where it is grown by small farmers with an emphasis on sustainability and high quality . Thanks to the Castillo , Caturra, Colombia and Typica varieties, it offers pleasant notes of complex flavors that will please every coffee lover.
Each bean of this selected coffee is hand-picked and carefully processed using the traditional washed method . Farmers ferment the cherries, wash them with clean water and dry them in the sun . The IMPACT certification ensures not only a gentle approach to nature, but also decent conditions for local workers.
Asoprocafees actively supports community development , improves infrastructure and offers courses to young people to inspire them to work in the coffee industry. La Orquídea thus represents not only an exceptional taste experience, but also support for sustainability and local development.
Organic coffee from Colombia: Sustainable taste in every cup
Coffee from Asoprocafees is certified as an BIO product , which means that it is grown in accordance with strict organic farming standards . Farmers use natural practices that protect the soil and the surrounding ecosystem, avoiding synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.
Thanks to the BIO certification , you can be sure that this coffee is not only tasty, but also environmentally friendly . Every cup thus contributes to a sustainable future for farmers in Colombia and for our planet.
Selected organic Colombian coffee with notes of caramel and citrus
Colombian coffees are known for their balance and complexity of flavors . Due to cultivation at high altitudes, they have a pronounced acidity with notes of citrus and berry fruit, which is balanced by a full, often sweet body.
This selection from the Tolima region impresses with a flavor profile with lively citrus acidity and caramel sweetness. In the taste, you will also find subtle notes of black tea and floral nuances , which bring lightness and elegance.
Recommended for preparing espresso . The medium roasting profile was created precisely for this method of coffee preparation. In addition to being used for espresso from a lever or automatic coffee machine, you can also enjoy coffee from a Moka pot or coffee pot .
Certification | BIO |
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Flavor characteristics | Citrus, Caramel, Black tea |
Species | Arabica |
Farm | Asoprocafees |
Coffee acidity | More acidic |
Method of preparation | Turkish coffee pot, Espresso, Moka teapot |
Altitude | 1400-2000 |
Region | Tolima |
Using | Espresso |
Production | Comunity lot |
Variety | Castillo, Caturra, Colombian, Typica |
Country | Colombia |
Processing | Washed (wet) |
Caffeine content | Medium |
Certification | BIO |
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Flavor characteristics | Citrus, Caramel, Black tea |
Species | Arabica |
Farm | Asoprocafees |
Coffee acidity | More acidic |
Method of preparation | Turkish coffee pot, Espresso, Moka teapot |
Altitude | 1400-2000 |
Region | Tolima |
Using | Espresso |
Production | Comunity lot |
Variety | Castillo, Caturra, Colombian, Typica |
Country | Colombia |
Processing | Washed (wet) |
Caffeine content | Medium |
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