PeruProlog Coffee · Denmark
La Pomarrosa Bourbon
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What Prolog Coffee says about this coffee
History
We have been working with Merci for three years and we are excited to have this Bourbon variety. In the cup expect a beautiful representation of washed bourbon coffee from the Colasay region in Peru with crisp and complex acidity, medium to full body with smooth mouthfeel and flavours of sweet pink apple, honey, nectarine, brown sugar and black tea.
Specifications
country
peru
region
colasay
producer
merci fernandez
variety
bourbon
process
washed
altitude
1700-1850 masl
tasting notes
apple, nectarine, honey
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What Prolog Coffee says about itself
B Corp
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