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Aponte - Colombia

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 It's unusual to get honey processed coffee from Colombia and this one is delightful. It somehow manages to be clean and funky at the same time. There is gentle, blood orange-like acidity and just a hint of spice to keep things lively. Loving it.

This lot is produced by smallholders from an indigenous reserve in Aponte. Honey processed coffee, when done well, really does offer the best of both worlds. Big sweetness like you'd find in natural processed coffees, but with plenty of complexity too. This one is already proving to be a bit of a team favourite. Pretty sure you'll end up loving it too. 

Origin:  Aponte, Nariño, Colombia.

Varietals: Caturra

Processing: Honey

Roast Colour: 131 (read more). 

Suitable for: All Brew Methods (read more)

Q Score: 85 (what's this?)

You can get more sensory information about the coffee by looking at the diagrams in the images above. If you need to know how these work, just click here

Taste and flavour perception are complex and difficult to articulate. We love sharing our tasting notes with you, but please don't rely too heavily on our reports. Your experience is what matters most and it may be different. We've written about that whole issue here.

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Customer Reviews

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Esther
Perfect

Delicious coffee. Perfectly acidic with a slightly sweet tone.

Thanks Esther!! Really appreciate you taking the time to leave a review and it's lovely to hear that you are enjoying the coffee.

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Andy R
Acid forward but a bit one-dimensional

As espresso, quite strong and acid forward, which I like. However, I found it a bit one dimensional, though it seemed better when quite tepid. Very refreshing though.

Also very drinkable but still not that exciting as Americano.

I normally brew 14/28. I tried 15 and 16/28 each of which gave a bit more body but not really any more depth. I also tried a slightly finer ground but no change.

So it was nice enough but ultimately not the one for me.

Hey Andy, thanks so much for taking the time to share your thoughts, we all really appreciate your detailed review. I'm only sorry that you didn't fully gel with this coffee. Hopefully next time......

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Mark

A very nice example of a honey processed coffee. It seems to be best as filter.

Thanks for the review Mark, much appreciated and great to hear you enjoyed the coffee.

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georgina Wilde
Delicious

Lovely fresh and rich taste

Thanks Georgina. Don't tell anyone, but this is my favourite coffee right now. It's so delicious however I brew it. Thanks for leaving a review, much appreciated.

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Philip Cottam
Complex and delicate

This coffee took a few attempts to dial in for a v60. Espresso and french press were really well rounded for this one too. Once I got the v60 grind right, it has such complex flavour with a nice citrus after taste. A nice pick me up for any time during the day.

Thanks for sharing your brewing experiences, Philip - much appreciated! We find this coffee to be a great all-rounder too - and brew it both as espresso and V60 in the coffee shop.