Colombian Aponte Honey process coffee from Narino, Colombia. This is a full flavored Central American coffee, and is one of the better Colombians we have seen this year.
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Better move over.
Buy this now, it is excellent. Move over Juan Valdez.
Something Special!
Okay.......I roasted it, I brewed it, I served it. But my husband said it, "This coffee is excellent!" I agreed and ordered more! This small plantation Columbian coffee is something special. The beautifully colored beans are easy to roast, even in a simple cast iron pot over an open flame outdoors, my new roasting style. The medium dark roast produced layers of flavor and satisfaction, and serves well as a morning eye-opener or an afternoon cup with a cookie. If you thought Columbian too mundane, not worth your time as a home roaster, think again and try this special coffee.
Delicious Colombian
I am not actually a fan of Colombian, but I do like this, and everyone I made it for enjoyed it. I made a 60% Lucerno and 40% Vietnam Robusta, both dark roast (roast separate) and that was quite enjoyable as a morning cup. Thank you for the quality you bring to me. It's out of stock already, oh the woes!
A good Colombian with umph!
Smooth enough if rested a few days, and still with good punch. I made the error of roasting to city level, cooling, grinding, 10min later brewing with boiling water in a French press. The result was, I came very close to death from caffeine, (Not a joke on the death part) so please let the stuff rest a bit before you brew (your hart will thank you). So after 5 days resting (in bean format) then ground and brewed, it is a pretty good coffee for the morning wakeup.
Colombian Cafe Lucero
Most excellent Colombian Coffee, it has the most excellent flavors and snap. Going to be my go to Colombian coffee.