skip to content
sergio aranda - colombia, colombia coffee from libis specialty coffee

colombia coffee

Sergio Aranda - Colombia

by libis specialty coffee · madrid, spain

expect macadamia. this is sergio aranda - colombia, a natural colombia from libis specialty coffee.

macadamia

the bean

origin
colombia
region
huila
process
natural
varietal
pacamara, bourbon
status
in stock
sergio aranda is a colombian coffee from huila, a region known for high-altitude growing conditions that concentrate sweetness in the cup. it uses pacamara and bourbon varietals, both associated with good body and distinct character, and is processed naturally, meaning the fruit dries around the bean and pushes sweetness and texture into the final flavour. expect macadamia, a creamy, low-acid nut note that should carry through clearly. natural coffees reward slower, gentler brewing, so filter methods like pour-over or french press will give you the cleanest read on those flavours without over-extracting the inherent sweetness.

common questions

What does Sergio Aranda - Colombia taste like?

the listed tasting note is macadamia, a soft, buttery, low-acid flavour. the natural process and pacamara and bourbon varietals typically add body and sweetness to that profile.

How is Sergio Aranda - Colombia grown and processed?

it is grown in huila, colombia, using pacamara and bourbon varietals, and is processed naturally, meaning the whole coffee cherry is dried with the fruit intact before milling.

How should I brew Sergio Aranda - Colombia?

filter methods such as pour-over or french press suit natural coffees well, as they allow the sweetness and texture from the process to come through without masking the macadamia character.

about libis specialty coffee

a slow morning in chamberí has a particular pace, and calle de zurbano 61 fits it. libis specialty coffee is an independent roaster, which means the beans moving through this place started their life somewhere specific and got treated accordingly before they ever reached your cup. that matters more than most cafés make it sound. the regulars here know what they've got, and they come back with the kind of frequency that says something about consistency rather than novelty. chamberí itself is a residential district with real daily rhythms, not a tourist corridor, so the clientele tends to be people who actually live nearby and have already decided this is their place. if you're spending a weekday morning in the area, the cortado is where to start.

all coffee from libis specialty coffee

madrid, spain

more from libis specialty coffee

is this your coffee?

claim libis specialty coffee free and you run this page, add photos, fix the details, and list every coffee you roast. claims go live within a few days. want it live now, pinned to the top of the listings with the gives-back paw? sponsor your roastery.