Curiosity Coffee
Buesaco Caturra
Buesaco Caturra
Colombia
Natural
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$18.50 USD
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Promotora de Cafés de Altura (PROCAAL) is a coffee co-op working with smallholder producers whose farms are tucked into the slopes surrounding the town of Buesaco. It lies on a ridge high in the Andes mountains of the Nariño region of Colombia.
The co-op cups coffees throughout harvest to build lots that are uniform and consistent in screen size and cup profile. This lot is made up of Caturra variety coffee from areas located within the rural area of the municipality of Buesaco; a coffee region by tradition, as are the villages of Sumapaz, El Naranjal, Ortega, La Loma and Santa Maria. These regions share similar geographic characteristics—altitudes between 1800 and 2000 meters, a dry climate, and a broken relief. The varieties grown by coffee farmers still are traditional ones such as Caturra, Colombia, and Castillo.
Post-harvest processing was monitored by the PROCAAL quality team. Only ripe cherries were harvested, after which they were sorted via floatation.
The co-op cups coffees throughout harvest to build lots that are uniform and consistent in screen size and cup profile. This lot is made up of Caturra variety coffee from areas located within the rural area of the municipality of Buesaco; a coffee region by tradition, as are the villages of Sumapaz, El Naranjal, Ortega, La Loma and Santa Maria. These regions share similar geographic characteristics—altitudes between 1800 and 2000 meters, a dry climate, and a broken relief. The varieties grown by coffee farmers still are traditional ones such as Caturra, Colombia, and Castillo.
Post-harvest processing was monitored by the PROCAAL quality team. Only ripe cherries were harvested, after which they were sorted via floatation.
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