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colombia coffee · cup of excellence

Colombia - Los Nogales Low Caf

by clifton coffee roasters · bristol, uk

you'll taste jasmine before floral. this is colombia - los nogales low caf, a natural colombia from clifton coffee roasters.

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the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
natural
status
in stock
colombia los nogales low caf is a naturally processed, low-caffeine lot from huila, colombia, roasted by clifton coffee roasters. it earned recognition as a cup of excellence lot, placing it among the highest-scoring coffees from its harvest. the natural process, where the cherry dries around the bean, tends to produce fruit-forward, aromatic results, and here that shows up as jasmine and broader floral character. because it's low-caf rather than fully decaffeinated, you get meaningful flavour complexity with reduced caffeine. it suits filter brewing methods that let those delicate floral notes come through cleanly, such as pour over or aeropress, keeping the water temperature moderate, around 90-93°c, to avoid pushing bitterness.

common questions

What does Colombia - Los Nogales Low Caf taste like?

the cup leads with jasmine and floral aromatics, characteristics driven by the natural process used at this huila farm. it's a fragrant, delicate profile rather than a heavy or chocolatey one.

How is Colombia - Los Nogales Low Caf grown and processed?

the coffee comes from the huila region of colombia and is processed naturally, meaning the whole cherry dries before the bean is extracted. it was awarded cup of excellence recognition, indicating it scored among the top lots evaluated in its competition year.

How should I brew Colombia - Los Nogales Low Caf?

filter methods such as pour over or aeropress work well here, as they preserve the clarity needed to highlight jasmine and floral notes. keep brew temperature around 90-93°c to avoid masking the delicate aromatics with bitterness.

about clifton coffee roasters

when you need industrial-strength coffee but want it done right, clifton coffee roasters operates from island trade park like they're proving a point. this isn't some tucked-away corner shop pretending to be artisanal. it's serious coffee people doing serious work in avonmouth, where most folks wouldn't think to look for exceptional beans. you'll find them roasting with the kind of precision that keeps bristol's coffee-obsessed coming back, even when it means driving past easier options. the regulars here aren't just loyal. they're devoted. there's something honest about a roastery that doesn't feel the need to dress up its location or apologize for being where the real work happens. the beans speak first, everything else follows. grab your cortado and remember where you got it.

all coffee from clifton coffee roasters

bristol, uk

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