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Colombia – ASOSPAC FTO

by small batch, ripe coffee roasters · lower hutt, new zealand

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is colombia – asospac fto, a washed colombia from small batch, ripe coffee roasters.

milk chocolatedark chocolate
NZ$21buy from small batch, ripe coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia
region
tolima
process
washed
status
in stock
colombia, asospac fto is a washed single-origin coffee from the tolima region, roasted by small batch, ripe coffee roasters. the washed process strips away the fruit before drying, which keeps the cup clean and lets the bean's natural character come through clearly. expect straightforward chocolate throughout, moving between milk chocolate softness and darker, more bitter cocoa tones. it's a reliable, unfussy coffee that suits filter brewing well, where the clean processing and balanced flavour can be appreciated without added complexity.

common questions

What does Colombia – ASOSPAC FTO taste like?

this coffee leads with chocolate in two registers, milk chocolate for sweetness and creaminess, and dark chocolate for a slightly bitter, deeper cocoa finish. it's a clean, straightforward cup without sharp acidity or heavy fruit influence.

How is Colombia – ASOSPAC FTO grown and processed?

the coffee comes from the tolima region of colombia and is produced by the asospac cooperative, with fto certification indicating both fair trade and organic standards. it is washed processed, meaning the fruit is removed before the beans are dried, producing a clean and well-defined cup.

How should I brew Colombia – ASOSPAC FTO?

the washed process makes this coffee well-suited to filter methods such as pour over or drip, which highlight its clean structure and chocolate character. keep water temperature around 90 to 94 degrees celsius and a medium grind to avoid masking the subtler milk chocolate tones.

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