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Colombia Regional Inza Cauca – Asorcafe

by brood roastery · london, uk

expect winey. this is colombia regional inza cauca – asorcafe, a washed colombia from brood roastery.

winey
£11buy from brood roastery

the bean

origin
colombia
region
cauca
process
washed
varietal
caturra, pink bourbon, bourbon, typica
status
in stock
this is a washed colombian coffee from the inza area of cauca, produced by asorcafe and roasted by brood roastery. it's made from a blend of caturra, pink bourbon, bourbon, and typica varieties, a mix that points to older, well-regarded genetics common in colombian smallholder farming. the washed process keeps the cup clean and structured, which makes the winey character here notable, expect a fruit-forward acidity with some depth rather than a bright, citrus-driven profile. it suits filter brewing, where that winey quality can open up without the pressure of espresso masking the finer detail.

common questions

What does Colombia Regional Inza Cauca – Asorcafe taste like?

the roaster describes this coffee as winey, meaning you can expect a fruit-forward, slightly fermented-fruit quality with depth and a pronounced acidity. the washed process keeps the body clean, so that winey character comes through without muddiness.

How is Colombia Regional Inza Cauca – Asorcafe grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in the inza area of cauca, colombia, using caturra, pink bourbon, bourbon, and typica varieties, and it is processed using the washed method, which removes the fruit before drying to produce a cleaner, more defined cup.

How should I brew Colombia Regional Inza Cauca – Asorcafe?

filter methods such as pour over or aeropress suit this coffee well, as they allow the winey, fruit-forward notes to express clearly. use water around 93-96°c and a medium-fine grind as a starting point, adjusting to taste.

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