TEMPORAL DRIFT, Papayo Natural, Colombia – Filter / Espresso

£17.00£67.00

Cup: Rich and Fruity. Red Grape Soda, Rum & Raisin, Tropical, Berries, Cacao
Origin: Huila, Colombia
Farmer: Yohn Wilmer Cuellar
Varietal: Papayo
Process: Natural
Altitude: 1,500 MASL
Importer: Caravela

Brewing: recommended for filter, with coarse grind sizes on V60 bringing out more fruit, and finer grind sizes or immersion brewers giving more body and chocolate notes. This is a fairly wild coffee, and we suggest drinking it black.

For best results we recommend purchasing whole bean and grinding fresh before brewing. If you don’t have a grinder, we can grind to your preferred brewing method prior to shipping.

SHIPPING & DISPATCH:

We roast Tuesday to Thursday. Orders are shipped every Thursday. Orders must be placed by midnight on Monday for same week dispatch. We ship via Royal Mail first class.

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Description

ABOUT:

Yohn is a second gen coffee producer with his wife Nicol Dayana on their farm Las Brisas which is aptly named for the windy peaks swept by the cool mountain breeze.

His parents began cultivating traditional varieties and for the past decade Yohn has been deeply involved in the family legacy. He’s introduced standardised methods on cultivation, fermentation and cupping with a strong goal on raising quality and cup score.

At Las Brisas the natural process is the favoured method of processing coffee, fermented 4-5 days and dried under Marquesina style shade for 15-25 days.

Yohn is investing in infrastructure and is transitioning from traditional varietals to Pacamara and Papayo to enhance quality and resilience. The operation is entirely family run with his brother managing fermentation and drying, his parents support the harvest and labour logistics and Yohn overseas traceability, cupping and commercialisation.

 

Additional information

Weight .025 kg
Dimensions 18.5 × 16.5 × 5.2 cm
Weight

200g, 1KG

Wholebean or Ground

Wholebean, Ground for Espresso, Ground for Mocha Pot, Ground for Drip Filter, Ground for French Press