ColombiaProlog Coffee · Denmark
La Indonesia Bourbon Sidra Natural
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200,00 kr./kg
25,00 kr. for 125 g · about 3,60 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 Prolog Coffee says about this coffee
History
We have been working with Frank Rivas Torres for 5 years, Torres is a Q Grader and the passionate manager of Finca La Indonesia, alongside his siblings Juan Angel, Gabriel and Yorgeny. Carrying forward the legacy of their grandfather, Marco Antonio Torres, one of La Union’s first coffee growers more than 80 years ago. Frank continues to nuture the family’s tradition with an unwavering focus on quality. At La Indonesia, carefully selected varieties are grown with thoughtful farming practices and meticulous processing, reflecting Frank’s scientific approach and deep connection to the land. The result is a beautifully expressive coffee, with notes of dark plum, fine chocolate, and a delicate winey character that reveal both the care behind the process and the unique character of Nariño.
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Specifications
country
colombia
region
nariño
farmer
frank rivas torres
variety
bourbon sidra
process
natural
altitude
1750 masl
tasting notes
dark plum, fine chocolate, winey
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