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cafeology fairtrade altura arabica coffee beans x 1kg, colombia + costa rica coffee from cafeology limited

colombia + costa rica coffee

Cafeology Fairtrade Altura Arabica Coffee Beans x 1kg

by cafeology limited · sheffield, uk

expect caramel. this is cafeology fairtrade altura arabica coffee beans x 1kg, a colombia + costa rica from cafeology limited.

caramel
£23.75buy from cafeology limited

the bean

origin
colombia + costa rica
status
in stock
cafeology's fairtrade altura arabica is a 1kg bag of whole beans sourced from colombia and costa rica, two high-altitude growing regions known for producing clean, well-structured arabica. the blend carries caramel as its primary flavour, pointing toward a sweetness that works well across a range of milk-based and black coffee formats. because both origins tend to suit medium roast profiles, this coffee is a reliable daily driver. grind fresh, dose consistently, and dial in extraction time to keep the caramel sweetness forward without tipping into bitterness.

common questions

What does Cafeology Fairtrade Altura Arabica Coffee Beans x 1kg taste like?

the primary tasting note is caramel, giving the cup a smooth, sweet character. it draws on arabica beans from colombia and costa rica, both of which typically contribute a clean, balanced base to that sweetness.

How is Cafeology Fairtrade Altura Arabica Coffee Beans x 1kg grown and processed?

the coffee is fairtrade certified arabica sourced from colombia and costa rica. beyond the fairtrade certification and the arabica variety, no specific processing method is stated by the roaster.

How should I brew Cafeology Fairtrade Altura Arabica Coffee Beans x 1kg?

grind the beans fresh just before brewing to preserve the caramel flavour. the coffee is sold as whole beans, so any grinder-equipped brew method, from espresso to filter, is suitable depending on your preference.

about cafeology limited

if you're looking for a roaster that operates at the sourcing end rather than the cafe-showroom end, sheffield road in s9 is worth the trip. cafeology sits out toward the industrial fringe of the city, the kind of address that signals the space was chosen for what happens in it, not for foot traffic. the focus here is wholesale and ethical sourcing, with a track record supplying hospitality businesses that care about traceability, so you're not walking into a curated retail experience so much as a working operation that takes green coffee seriously. the standing reflects that consistency. if you're timing a visit, the morning window on a weekday is your best bet for catching the roastery side of things on sheffield road.

all coffee from cafeology limited

sheffield, uk

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