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misak| colombia | notas caramelo, colombia coffee from quinto café

colombia coffee

Misak| Colombia | Notas Caramelo

by quinto café · peatonal, spain

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is misak| colombia | notas caramelo, a colombia from quinto café.

milk chocolatedark chocolate
€11.5buy from quinto café

the bean

origin
colombia
region
cauca
status
in stock
misak colombia notas caramelo is a colombian coffee from the cauca region, roasted by quinto café. cauca sits in the southwestern andes, known for high-altitude growing conditions that support clean, structured cups. this coffee leads with milk chocolate and dark chocolate, making it a straightforward, approachable choice for those who prefer a cocoa-driven cup without bright, fruity acidity. the caramel framing in the name points to a smooth, rounded sweetness that ties the chocolate notes together. it suits filter and espresso equally well, though a pour-over or french press will let the milk chocolate softness come through cleanly. grind medium-fine for filter, medium for espresso.

common questions

What does Misak| Colombia | Notas Caramelo taste like?

this coffee tastes of milk chocolate and dark chocolate, with a caramel-toned sweetness that keeps the cup smooth and balanced. it is unlikely to be sharp or heavily fruity, sitting on the richer, more comforting end of the spectrum.

How is Misak| Colombia | Notas Caramelo grown and processed?

it is grown in cauca, colombia, a high-altitude andean region with conditions well suited to producing clean, structured coffee. no specific processing method is listed beyond what the supplied facts confirm.

How should I brew Misak| Colombia | Notas Caramelo?

a pour-over or french press will highlight the milk chocolate softness, while espresso preparation will lean into the darker chocolate depth. use water around 92, 94 degrees celsius and adjust grind size to your chosen method.

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