Afrutado Pineapple & Passion Fruit
MODERN
CLASSIC
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Estimated Delivery:Dec 11 - Dec 15
| COUNTRY OF ORIGIN | COLOMBIA |
| THE TASTE | REFRESHING - PASSION FRUIT SWEETNESS - PINEAPPLE ACIDITY - CREAMY TEXTURE |
| PROCESSING | NATURAL CO-FERMENTED |
| VARIETY | TABI / PINK BOURBON |
| ORIGIN | HUILA |
| MOUNTING HEIGHT | 1630M |
| FARM | LAS PALMAS |
| PRODUCER | EFFREN ECHEVERRI |
| COLLABORATION SINCE | 2025 |
Afrutado Pineapple & Passion Fruit
ORIGIN
FAQ
When was my coffee roasted?
You can find the roasting date on the back of the bag. We ship a few days after roasting.
Why can I choose whether the coffee is shipped fresh or rested?
Coffee can be too fresh and needs to "degas" after roasting. This process primarily releases CO2, which can make the coffee taste "gassy" and hinder extraction – especially when preparing espresso.
If you would like to drink your order immediately upon receipt, we recommend ordering the coffee "rested". It will then be degassed for approximately 10 days and ready to drink immediately.
Within what time frame should the coffee be drunk?
Filter coffees can usually be enjoyed at their full potential 3-5 days after roasting.
Espressos need at least 10 days of rest time to be properly extracted and to no longer have a "gassy" taste.
Our coffees taste good 3 or more months after roasting. However, the optimal experience is achieved up to about 6-8 weeks after roasting. After that, slight signs of aging may become noticeable.
What is the best way to store coffee and how long will it keep?
The best way to store coffee is in the bag it comes in, in a cool, dark place. Even better are airtight containers, or in extreme cases, the freezer. Oxidation, foreign odors, and moisture are the enemies of good flavor, so the refrigerator is not a good idea.
Our coffees are delivered in airtight buckets or bags with a zip lock and degassing valve.
Does the scale, from classic to modern, describe how dark the coffee was roasted?
A clear YES AND NO.
We assume that a dark roast corresponds to the general idea of classic "coffee flavor"—that is, it can taste of roasted aromas, dark chocolate, or spices. These flavors are more pronounced in dark roasts and absent or rare in light roasts.
A dark roast has a very reduced acidity.
With "modern" roasts, we emphasize the typical characteristics of the terroir in the country of origin. This works best with a lighter roast. The classic coffee flavor recedes into the background or disappears completely, and surprising nuances come to the fore. The coffees can taste of tropical fruits, fermentation, or berries. A lighter roast usually accentuates the acidity.
If the taste is right, even light roasts can be described as classic, for example, if the coffees have very approachable and balanced characteristics. Conversely, a very unusual-tasting coffee variety can, for example, develop its full potential when dark roasted and still be considered modern. Don't worry – we'll explicitly point this out in the description in such cases ;)
Can I use the coffees exclusively for the recommended preparation method?
Every coffee can be used for any brewing method. While we do have recommendations based on our own preferences and experience, we won't stop you from brewing a dark Italo Pop as a very strong filter coffee or pulling acidic espressos from the Ethiopian Gara Kogne WS. Our coffees are designed as omni-roasts that won't cause any harm with any brewing method, as long as you know what you're getting into!
I don't want to taste any acidity in my coffee; which coffee should I use?
If you're not a fan of acidity, we recommend coffees that tend to be labeled "classic" on the acidity scale. Other indicators include flavor descriptions like spicy, smoky, and chocolatey. Generally, coffee brewed using a filter method tends to have significantly less acidity than espresso.
When will my coffee be shipped?
We ship all orders received by 3 PM on the same business day. Orders received after 3 PM will be shipped the following business day.
Are your coffees certified?
Some of our coffee producers are certified. However, we prefer to personally verify, directly on-site at the producer's location, that we share the same standards for production conditions. Therefore, we refrain from communicating any certifications
How and where do you source your coffee?
Almost all of our coffees now come from direct partnerships with producers or exporters in the country of origin. We know more than 90% of our suppliers personally. For transport to Germany, we use various trusted green coffee traders as logistics partners, who help us organize the transport cost-effectively for everyone involved.