ColombiaSan Agustín · Villaobispo de las Regueras
Pergamino – Colombia
Not stated by the roaster
50,00 €/kg
50,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,90 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
Delivery cost not stated by the roaster
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What San Agustín says about this coffee
Arnulfo Quintero: Tradición y Compromiso Orgánico en Cada Grano
Arnulfo Quintero, con sus 55 años de vida dedicados al café, es un experto caficultor, esposo y padre de tres hijas. Criado en las tradiciones del café, Arnulfo afirma orgulloso: ‘Mi padre me inculcó desde niño el amor por el cultivo del café’. Invita a degustar su café con confianza, destacando su cuidadosa producción con métodos mixtos orgánico-minerales, reduciendo al mínimo el uso de químicos. La finca de Arnulfo, rescatada del abandono, hoy renace con el esfuerzo de producir variedades de alta calidad, siempre con un enfoque hacia prácticas orgánicas y sostenibles.
Inzá: Colores, Comunidad y Café de especialidad en el Corazón de Tierradentro
Inzá, reconocida por sus distintivas fachadas rurales, destaca en Colombia con sus colores vibrantes y patrones geométricos. A pesar de que muchas viviendas conservan estructuras tradicionales de barro y madera, se caracterizan por una paleta de colores fluorescentes y motivos llamativos.
El núcleo urbano de San Antonio, centrado en una única calle principal, alberga la mayoría de las viviendas y la escuela, un pilar esencial de la comunidad. Un lugar clave es la casa de l…
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