COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans

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Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee
Redber, COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans, Redber Coffee

COLOMBIA FINCA SOFIA 19 - Green Coffee Beans

£5.00 Sale Save

SKUGRE-COFI-BE250


Weight 250g
Grind Green Beans

**PLEASE BE AWARE THESE ARE RAW, UNROASTED COFFEE BEANS, NOT SUITABLE FOR CONSUMPTION BEFORE BEING ROASTED**

Finca Sofia is a beautiful, full bodied coffee with a creamy feel and rich flavours. It has a buttery mouthfeel, sweet acidity with notes of banoffee with a smooth and clean finish.

What you need to know...

  • Flavours - banoffee, creamy
  • Aroma - rich and sweet
  • Body - buttery and smooth
  • Acidity - pleasing

Perfect for...

 Filter coffees and delicious in cafetiere. 

The finer details... 

  • Origin: Colombia
  • Region: Antioquia, Risaralda and Valle
  • Altitude: 1,500 meters above sea level
  • Variety: Arabica
  • Harvest Period: October - September
  • Processed Method: washed

The La Sofia Supremo is a screen 19 lot, collected from thirty small-scale producers in the veredas of El Tigre, La Selva, Tribunas, Providencia and Patio Bonito. These are all located in the Belén de Umbría region of the Risaralda department in Colombia’s western Andes mountain range. The municipality is located at 1500 meters above sea level, where the average temperature remains at a steady 20°C year-round.

The main harvest is collected in the second semester, from October to November. The mitaca or secondary harvest is collected in the first semester, from March to April. Belén de Umbría ranks amongst the country’s major coffee producing towns, coming in at the tenth position nationally in terms of volume. Farmers in the area typically own a 4 to 6 hectare farm, where they predominantly grow the Castillo variety. The producers wet-process their own cherries. Parchment is dried on patios or in driers, depending on the weather conditions.

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