Single Origin Colombian Coffee, Castillo & Caturra, Medium Roast, Dried Orange Berry Chocolate Notes, 12 oz
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Bring a bright, balanced Colombia cup to your daily brew. This washed Medellín medium roast highlights dried orange, berry sweetness, and a smooth chocolate finish—clean, approachable, and easy to dial in. Choose whole bean or your preferred grind and enjoy a café-style cup at home. Add a bag to your next order.
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Product description
ABOUT
This single-origin Colombia coffee is a medium roast built for everyday drinking, with a clean washed profile and a balanced sweet finish.
Expect dried orange brightness, berry-like sweetness, and smooth chocolate notes in the cup.
KEY BENEFITS
Balanced flavor that works for drip, pour-over, and French press.
Washed process for a cleaner, clearer cup.
Medium roast sweetness with a smooth chocolate finish.
Choose whole bean or your preferred grind for easy brewing.
Sourced from smallholder farmers in the Medellín area of Antioquia.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Arabica coffee — single-origin Colombia base.
Castillo — sweetness and structure.
Caturra — bright acidity and aroma.
Colombia — balanced cup character.
Typica — classic, smooth profile.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What does this coffee taste like?
A: Look for dried orange, berry notes, and a chocolatey finish with a clean washed character.
Q: Is it better as whole bean or ground?
A: Whole bean stays freshest longer, but choosing the right grind for your brewer makes it easy to get a great cup right away.
Q: What brew methods does it work for?
A: Medium roast washed Colombia is versatile—great for drip, pour-over, and French press.
Q: Where is it sourced from?
A: It’s sourced from smallholder farmers in the Medellín area of Antioquia, Colombia, at 1300–1500 meters.