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Roast Level: Light
Type: Single-Origin
Origin: Colombia, South America
Region: Piedra Grande, Fresno Municipality, Tolima Department,
Farm / Producer: El Vergel
Altitude: 1400m asl
Cultivar: Caturra
Process: 60 Hour Anaerobic Natural
Medium roasted to enhance the bold guava, banana, and mango notes. A rounded lactic sweetness and creamy mouthfeel create balance before a clean, cherry and brown spice finish.
Best : Filter
Very Good: Cafetiere / Aeropress

More about Grinding and other useful brewing information here
El Vergel is one of Colombia’s most progressive farms, recognised for its vibrant, exotic, and often anaerobic coffees that feature in barista competitions worldwide. Led by brothers Elias and Shady Bayter, the farm reflects Colombia’s modern shift toward innovation in post-harvest processing and cup quality.
A large focus of El Vergel’s focus is in pushing the boundaries of how coffee is described and sold. The farm is large for Colombia, at around 400 hectares, and split into different plots. This segmentation could be based on one of the 11 different cultivars on the farm, or on an approach to processing taken with a plot. These
Beyond the primary flavours of ripe banana, guava, and cherry, intricate layers highlight Elias and Shady's craftsmanship. Bold tropical fruit notes of mango and strawberry, zesty orange citrus, cacao, and a subtle honeyed undertone create a complex flavour profile. A warming hint of nutmeg and pepper spices on the finish leads to a smooth lactic aftertaste. The full and viscous mouthfeel adds a harmonious counterpoint to the ripe fruit-forward elements.
The Caturra selection showcases this method beautifully. Grown in a plot surrounded by guava trees and aptly named 'Guava Banana,' it bursts with tropical fruit flavours like guava, banana, and other ripe, delicious tropical fruits. Achieving this profile involves a meticulous process, starting with a half-day aerobic fermentation followed by a longer 5-day anaerobic fermentation in steel tanks. A careful month-long drying completes the process, resulting in a lively, fruit-forward coffee ideal for filter or Aeropress brewing methods.
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