ColombiaOut of stockArtisan Coffee · Málaga
Bourbon Papayo – Café de especialidad de Colombia lavado
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71,06 €/kg
71,06 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 1,28 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What Artisan Coffee says about this coffee
Bourbon Papayo es un café de especialidad de Colombia, cultivado por Marlon Rojas en Finca La Reserva, en Pitalito, Huila.
Es un café lavado, limpio y muy aromático, con un perfil de frutas tropicales y notas florales. Una taza jugosa, elegante y equilibrada, ideal para quienes disfrutan de cafés complejos, dulces y expresivos.
☕ Recomendado para V60, Chemex, Aeropress y métodos de filtro.
🌺 Perfil de sabor Frutas tropicales y notas florales. Taza limpia, jugosa, aromática y con acidez equilibrada.
✨ Por qué elegirlo
Café colombiano lavado con perfil tropical y floral
Variedad Bourbon Papayo, expresiva y elegante
Ideal para métodos filtrados
Taza limpia, dulce y muy aromática
Muy buena opción si buscas un café diferente pero equilibrado
Tostado en Málaga por Artisan Coffee
🌎 Origen y proceso
Origen: Colombia
Región: Huila, Pitalito
Productor: Marlon Rojas
Finca: La Reserva
Altitud: 1.720 msnm
Proceso: Lavado
Varietal: Bourbon Papayo
Tueste: Omniroast
🌱 Sobre este café Este café procede de Finca La Reserva, en Pitalito, una de las zonas más reconocidas del Huila por la calidad y complejidad de sus cafés de especialidad.
La variedad Bourbon Papayo es conocida…
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