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Colombia

by early bird - artisanal coffee roasters · paris, france

you'll taste stone fruit before peach. this is colombia, a colombia from early bird - artisanal coffee roasters.

stone fruitpeach
€20.2buy from early bird - artisanal coffee roasters

the bean

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colombia
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in stock
this is a colombian coffee roasted by early bird artisanal coffee roasters. colombia is one of the most established origins for specialty coffee, and this lot delivers tasting notes of stone fruit and peach, making it a soft, fruit-forward cup. the sweetness tends to show well in brew methods that highlight clarity and body. if you enjoy coffees with a natural fruity character rather than sharp acidity or heavy roast, this is a solid choice. pour over or filter brewing will let those peach and stone fruit qualities come through cleanly.

common questions

What does Colombia taste like?

early bird's colombia carries tasting notes of stone fruit and peach, giving it a soft, fruit-forward character. it leans sweet rather than sharp or heavily roasted.

How is Colombia grown and processed?

this coffee comes from colombia, one of the world's most established specialty coffee origins. no specific processing method or farm details have been provided for this lot.

How should I brew Colombia?

brew methods that favour clarity, such as pour over or filter, will best highlight the stone fruit and peach notes in this coffee. no specific roast level has been listed, so dialling grind size to taste is recommended.

about early bird - artisanal coffee roasters

your first sip at early bird hits different when you realize they're sourcing directly through france specialty coffee's network. the 7am opening means you catch owner marie pulling shots while the croissants are still warm from next door. their kenyan aa tastes like blackcurrant and brown sugar, with that bright acidity that makes you understand why parisians queue here before work. the beans crack loud in their probat roaster, filling rue de turenne with smoke that smells like home.

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paris, france

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