Overview
Producer:
Various Regional Producers
Varietal:
Castillo, Caturra, Catimore, Typica, Colombia
Region:
Popayan, Cauca, Colombia
Process:
Washed
Altitude:
1,450 – 1,900masl
Cup Profile:
Cherry, Caramel, Red Fruits
Screen Size:
Excelso
Planning Guide - Fly Crop
FEBRUARY
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APRIL-MAY
Offer Samples
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MAY
Shipment Begins
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JULY
Stock Arrival
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Planning Guide - Main Crop
SEPTEMBER
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OCTOBER
Offer Samples
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NOVEMBER
Shipment Begins
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JANUARY
Stock Arrival
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About the Producer
This coffee is named after the local milling facility in Popayan, located in the southwest region of Colombia. Cauca borders the departments of Tolima, Huila, Caquetá, Putumayo and Nariño, as well as the Pacific Ocean. With the region hosting rainforests, basins, volcanoes and natural parks, there is a diversity of crops such as sugar cane & panela cane, potato, corn, yucca, beans, tomato and coffee. These are expertly produced in the undulating slopes of Cauca, which are also amazing landscapes.
Thanks to the Andes Mountain Range crossing through Cauca and the protection in the well-known plateau of Popayán, there are homogeneous climatic and altitudinal features that are ideal for giving birth to some of the most outstanding coffees of Colombia.
In Cauca, the high altitude, proximity to the equator and volcanic soils make this region perfect for growing high-quality coffee. The land is carefully maintained by smallholder farmers usually with plot sizes under 5 hectares. Producers here selectively harvest and process coffee as the cherries reach peak maturity, with this attention to detail producing a distinguished profile with strong notes of caramel and red fruits.