ColombiaFive local producers - 5 farms - Castillo - Washed
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556,00 kr./kg
139,00 kr. for 250 g · about 10,01 kr. 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 Andersen & Maillard says about this coffee
Colombia
Castillo
Washed
Forest fruit, jammy, ripe orange
This coffee is a single-variety Castillo blend from five farms, produced by Dabery Fernández Astudillo, Diomar Bambague Ocoró, Elver Tulande Bolaños, José Rubén Orozco Bambague, and Víctor Mirley Alegría. Together, their care and expertise create a harmonious cup shaped by both tradition and meticulous work.
Throughout the year, the farmers carefully manage their plantations, clearing weeds, pruning old or diseased branches, and controlling tree height to improve airflow, sunlight, and harvesting. Complementary crops such as plantains, corn, yucca, guama, beans, avocados, guavas, and citrus provide shade, protect the soil, and create additional food and income for the families.
The main harvest takes place from May to August, with a smaller mitaca harvest in November and December. Much of the work is carried out by families and seasonal pickers from the surrounding villages, connecting the harvest closely to the local community and economy. During peak season, farms typically employ 5-10 workers, with pickers paid either by weight or by the hour. At the end of each day, the freshly picked cherries are weighed and taken…
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Variety
“Castillo Washed Forest fruit, jammy, ripe orange This coffee is a single-variety Castillo blend from five farms, produced by Dabery Fernández Astudillo, Diomar Bambague Ocoró, Elver Tulande Bolaños, José Rubén Orozco Bambague, and Víctor Mirley Alegría.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Country of origin
“Colombia Castillo Washed Forest fruit, jammy, ripe orange This coffee is a single-variety Castillo blend from five farms, produced by Dabery Fernández Astudillo, Diomar Bambague Ocoró, Elver Tulande Bolaños, José Rubén Orozco Bambague, and Víctor Mirley Alegría.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Processing
“Washed Forest fruit, jammy, ripe orange This coffee is a single-variety Castillo blend from five farms, produced by Dabery Fernández Astudillo, Diomar Bambague Ocoró, Elver Tulande Bolaños, José Rubén Orozco Bambague, and Víctor Mirley Alegría.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Producer
“This coffee is a single-variety Castillo blend from five farms, produced by Dabery Fernández Astudillo, Diomar Bambague Ocoró, Elver Tulande Bolaños, José Rubén Orozco Bambague, and Víctor Mirley Alegría.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Seasonal
“Much of the work is carried out by families and seasonal pickers from the surrounding villages, connecting the harvest closely to the local community and economy.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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