Colombia Washed – Light Roast Microlot

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Colombia Washed – Light Roast Microlot

Sale Price:$20.00 Original Price:$23.00

Delicate, structured, and fruit-forward—this Colombian Sidra microlot is a standout expression of intentional farming and advanced processing.

Grown at high elevation in Pitalito, Huila, and harvested at peak ripeness (20° Brix), this Bourbon Sidra variety undergoes a meticulous multi-stage double washed process. Fermented in three phases—both with and without water—then slowly dried on raised beds for over three weeks, the result is a cup that’s vibrant, precise, and naturally sweet.

Showcasing Colombia’s commitment to innovation and terroir, this lot offers a layered cup with crisp acidity, elegant clarity, and a lingering fruit sweetness.

Origin: Colombia, Pitalito – Huila
Variety: Bourbon Sidra
Process: Double Washed (Multi-Stage Fermentation)
Altitude: 1,780 MASL
Tasting Notes: Cola, Stone Fruit, Strawberry
Package Size: 10oz (283g)
Availability: Limited Release

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Processing Details:
This Sidra microlot features a triple-stage fermentation and a double washed process:

  1. Stage 1: Whole cherries ferment in a closed tank for 12 hours, kickstarting controlled microbial activity.

  2. Stage 2: Cherries are pulped without water, then undergo 24 hours of open-tank fermentation to develop depth and fruit clarity.

  3. Stage 3: After an initial wash and drain, the coffee ferments once more for 24 hours in open air, enhancing sweetness and balance.

The lot is then washed again and dried slowly on raised African beds over 25 days with careful temperature control (<35°C), achieving a final moisture content of 10–11.5%.

Recommended Brew Guide (V60)

  • Dose: 27g medium grind

  • Water: 405g at 208°F

  • Ratio: 15:1

  • Pour: 100g → 100g → 100g → 105g

  • Total Brew Time: 3:30–4:00 (Grind coarser to speed up, finer to extend brew time.)