ColombiaVillamaria - Colombia - Natural
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32,00 €/kg
32,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,58 € 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 VOTE Coffee says about this coffee
Cherry Cola, Black Currant, Brandy, Maple Syrup
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Producer: Smallholder farmers, Chinchiná
Origin: Colombia
Region: Chinchiná, Caldas
Varietal: Castillo, Colombia
Processing: Natural - 48-60 hours fermentation
Elevation:
Importer: Falcon Specialty
Exporter: Raw Material
Price Paid: €12.02/kg + €0,39 EUR/kg Shipping
FOB: $11.41 USD/kg = approx. €10,18 EUR/kg
Farmgate: $7.94 USD/kg = approx. €7,08 EUR/kg
Tastes Like: Cherry Cola, Blackcurrant, Brandy, Maple Syrup
This Villamaria Natural lot comes to us via Raw Material, who give 100% of their profits directly to producers. Beyond that, they’re working to shift the balance of power in coffee by opening up better-paid, more influential roles for women, both on the farm and in quality control. They also help farms improve quality through simple, low-cost changes and support a move toward more sustainable farming.
Villamaría is a municipality in Colombia’s Caldas department, a few kilometres from the city of Manizales. The region has plenty of water and natural resources, and the Chinchiná River runs around Manizales’s urban areas. The coffee is processed at the Jamaica drying st…
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