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Kima Coffee

Satus Java. Café de Colombia

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63,60 €/kg

15,90 € for 250 g · about 1,14 € for an 18 g espresso dose

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What Kima Coffee says about this coffee

Perfil Sensorial: Dulce de leche, canela, cítricos y clavo

Altitud: 1.900 msnm

Varietal: Java

Región: Pitalito, huila

Proceso: Lavado

Asosatus es un grupo asociativo conformado actualmente por 60 familias caficultoras, motivadas por los cafés diferenciados y todo lo que rodea la innovación en la caficultura. Se mantienen en constante aprendizaje sobre tendencias y nuevas tecnologías que puedan aplicar a sus cafés.

Son fieles creyentes de los procesos puristas, aquellos que les permiten resaltar lo mejor de cada variedad. Su sello distintivo es la calidad de cada lote que envían, su principal motor y la razón por la cual desean ser reconocidos. Su objetivo es claro: que en cada sorbo de café se perciban como referentes de calidad.

Decidieron apostar por la variedad Java, reconocida dentro del café de especialidad por su alta resistencia a enfermedades y su excelente calidad en taza. Durante los últimos tres años, esta variedad ha sido un pilar fundamental y una gran ayuda para el grupo.

Junto a Fabián, un entusiasta del café de especialidad, se ha fortalecido una relación cercana y colaborativa que se ha convertido en un apoyo clave para el grupo. Constantemente se com…

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What the roaster says about where it came from

Country
Colombia
Region
Huila
Variety
Java
Altitude
1900 m
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