
colombia coffee
by tim wendelboe · oslo, norway
you'll taste caramel before milk chocolate. this is finca tamana variedad colombia, a colombia from tim wendelboe.
it tastes of caramel, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate, offering a balance of sweetness and cocoa-driven depth.
it comes from finca tamana in colombia and uses the variedad colombia cultivar, though specific processing details have not been provided.
a filter method such as pourover highlights the separation between caramel and chocolate notes, while espresso emphasises body and sweetness, both are reasonable approaches given the roast.
you'll notice immediately that there's no food menu here. no pastry case, no avocado toast to soften the ask. just coffee, served at a small bar in grünerløkka by the person who won the world barista championship in 2004 and then spent the next two decades building sourcing relationships serious enough to include his own farm in colombia. tim wendelboe's light roasts are deliberately unshowy, built to show you what the bean actually tastes like. the training lab upstairs means the staff know exactly why.
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