Colombia - La Joyeria - Packaging: 500 g

Colombia - La Joyeria - Packaging: 500 g

Espresso roast
Lázeňská káva

Coffee from the Antioquia region and an altitude of 1700 m above sea level.
Washed 100% Arabica variety Colombia. More

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Product code: K01549

Lázeňská káva

Coffee from the Antioquia region and an altitude of 1700 m above sea level.
Washed 100% Arabica variety Colombia. More

Product code: K01549

La Joyería

The cornerstone of this farm is Pedro. He is the owner who founded this farm in the 1980s. He chose a great location because he knew what it takes to grow great coffee. The altitude, the volcanic soil and the local microclimate help this region to grow well. Thanks to his diligence and efficiency, he grew a farm worthy of praise. In recent years, Pedro's son has become involved in the running of the farm. His name is Pedro, and he is experimenting with processing in various ways to get even better flavour. The main thing is that Pedro is further motivated to develop their capabilities and wants to prepare excellent green coffee beans.

Parameters
Flavor characteristics Caramel, Honey, Raisin, Chocolate
Species Arabica
Method of preparation Turkish coffee pot, Espresso, French press, Moka teapot
Altitude 1700
Region Antioquia
Using Espresso
Production Single farm
Variety Colombian
Country Colombia
Caffeine content Medium
Flavor characteristics Caramel, Honey, Raisin, Chocolate
Species Arabica
Method of preparation Turkish coffee pot, Espresso, French press, Moka teapot
Altitude 1700
Region Antioquia
Using Espresso
Production Single farm
Variety Colombian
Country Colombia
Caffeine content Medium
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