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Colombia Supremo

by bristol coffee company ltd · thornbury, uk

you'll taste blackcurrant before red apple. this is colombia supremo, a colombia from bristol coffee company ltd.

blackcurrantred applemilk chocolatedark chocolate
£6.49buy from bristol coffee company ltd

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
status
in stock
colombia supremo is a single-origin coffee from the huila region of colombia, roasted by bristol coffee company ltd. huila is a high-altitude growing area in the south of the country, known for producing well-structured, fruit-forward cups. this one delivers blackcurrant and red apple alongside milk and dark chocolate, giving it a balance of bright fruit acidity and softer cocoa depth. it works well across a range of brew methods, so whether you're pulling it through a filter or an espresso machine, keep your grind consistent and water around 92-94°c to let the fruit and chocolate come through clearly.

common questions

What does Colombia Supremo taste like?

expect blackcurrant and red apple on the brighter, fruitier side, backed by milk chocolate and dark chocolate for a rounder, slightly bitter finish. the combination makes for a coffee that's fruity without being sharp, with enough body to satisfy.

How is Colombia Supremo grown and processed?

this coffee comes from huila, a high-altitude department in southern colombia that consistently produces clean, fruit-driven lots. beyond the regional origin, no specific processing method or farm details have been provided for this particular lot.

How should I brew Colombia Supremo?

no single brew method is specified for this coffee, so it should perform well across filter, french press, or espresso. aim for water around 92-94°c and adjust your grind and ratio to taste, keeping in mind you want to highlight the fruit notes without over-extracting the darker chocolate tones.

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