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Colombia Los Patios - Watermelon Co-Ferment

by color coffee roasters · eagle, usa

you'll taste lemon before stone fruit. this is colombia los patios - watermelon co-ferment, an experimental colombia from color coffee roasters.

lemonstone fruitpeach
$30buy from color coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
experimental
varietal
caturra
roast
light
status
in stock
colombia los patios is a caturra lot from huila, processed through an experimental watermelon co-fermentation, where the coffee cherry is fermented alongside watermelon to shape the cup profile. color coffee roasters have taken it to a light roast, preserving the acidity and fruit character that the process develops. in the cup expect bright lemon citrus, stone fruit, and peach. because of the light roast and complex fermentation, filter brewing suits it well, a v60 or batch brewer at around 93-94°c will highlight the fruit clarity without muddying the more delicate acidity.

common questions

What does Colombia Los Patios - Watermelon Co-Ferment taste like?

the cup leads with lemon brightness alongside stone fruit and peach, characteristics shaped by both the caturra varietal and the watermelon co-fermentation process. the light roast keeps the acidity clean and the fruit notes defined rather than dulled.

How is Colombia Los Patios - Watermelon Co-Ferment grown and processed?

it is a caturra varietal grown in huila, colombia, and put through an experimental co-fermentation in which the coffee is fermented together with watermelon. this falls outside standard washed or natural processing and is designed to impart additional fruit character to the green bean before roasting.

How should I brew Colombia Los Patios - Watermelon Co-Ferment?

filter methods such as a v60 or pour-over suit a light-roasted, experimentally processed coffee like this, allowing the lemon, stone fruit, and peach notes to come through clearly. keep your water temperature on the higher end, around 93-94°c, to extract evenly without under-extracting the lighter roast.

about color coffee roasters

you're on sylvan lake road, where the mountain air carries more than just pine. Color Coffee Roasters sits here with the kind of confidence that comes from knowing your beans. not flashy about it. they just do the work, day after day, building something real in eagle's coffee landscape. the regulars keep coming back, which says what it needs to say about consistency. you walk in and the focus becomes clear immediately. this isn't about elaborate presentations or complicated origin stories. it's about roasting coffee that stands up to scrutiny, cup after cup. the kind of place where you can count on your morning ritual being exactly what you need it to be. simple equipment, serious approach. the beans speak for themselves when you let them. your americano arrives hot, clean, and ready for whatever sylvan lake road throws at you next.

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