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homeroastershermanos colombian coffee roasters – the loomfinca el turpial
finca el turpial, colombia coffee from hermanos colombian coffee roasters – the loom

colombia coffee

Finca El Turpial

by hermanos colombian coffee roasters – the loom · london, uk

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is finca el turpial, a honey colombia from hermanos colombian coffee roasters – the loom.

honeyhoneycomb
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the bean

origin
colombia
region
nariño
process
honey
status
in stock
finca el turpial is a honey-processed colombian coffee from nariño, roasted by hermanos colombian coffee roasters under their the loom label. honey processing means the cherry skin is removed but some or all of the mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which tends to push sweetness and body forward. the result here is a cup that leads with honey and honeycomb, straightforward and sweet without much sharp acidity. it suits brewing methods that preserve that natural sweetness, so a pour-over or aeropress at a moderate temperature will let those honey notes come through cleanly without over-extraction.

common questions

What does Finca El Turpial taste like?

finca el turpial tastes of honey and honeycomb, with the sweetness and mild body typical of a honey-processed coffee. there is no sharp or citrus-forward acidity noted, making it a smooth, sweet cup.

How is Finca El Turpial grown and processed?

it is grown in nariño, colombia, a high-altitude region in the southwest of the country known for its cool temperatures and slow cherry development. it is honey processed, meaning the skin is removed but the sticky mucilage is kept on the bean through drying, contributing to its sweetness.

How should I brew Finca El Turpial?

a pour-over or aeropress works well here, as both methods highlight clarity and sweetness without masking the honey character. keep water temperature moderate, around 90 to 93 degrees celsius, to avoid extracting bitterness that would compete with the delicate honeycomb notes.

about hermanos colombian coffee roasters – the loom

tucked away on gower's walk in whitechapel, hermanos colombian coffee roasters proves that london's best coffee often hides in plain sight. the name tells you everything about their focus. colombian beans, treated with the kind of respect that makes regulars cross the city for their fix. this isn't about instagram-worthy latte art or trendy cold brew contraptions. it's about understanding coffee at its core. the beans sing with that distinctive colombian brightness, balanced and clean in ways that make you realize what you've been missing from chain shops. each cup carries weight, literally and figuratively. the 4.6 rating from nearly 200 google reviews doesn't lie. people return here because consistency matters more than flashy marketing. when you find a roaster who genuinely cares about the bean's journey from farm to cup, you stick with them. hermanos gets that relationship between coffee and community right.

all coffee from hermanos colombian coffee roasters – the loom

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