Medium Roast
Amucaflome
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Quantity (250g)
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About This Coffee
Syrupy Body, Brown Sugar + Plums.
Amucaflome from Curve Coffee is a washed Colombian, grown by the AMUCAFLOME Association in Tolima. Expect a beautifully syrupy body, bursting with the comforting sweetness of brown sugar and a juicy finish of plums. It’s rich, satisfying, and straightforwardly delicious as your everyday filter. This is your dependable, joy-inducing daily brew.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Colombia
- Region
- Tolima
- Altitude
- 1700m
- Process
- Washed
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Medium
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Good black or with milk.
Producer Story
AMUCAFLOME Association
"We women of Florida and Mesones unite to grow exceptional coffee while building a brighter future for our families and community through shared savings and projects."
Amucaflome Farm
Nestled in the Florida and Mesones communities of Tolima, Colombia, at around 1700 masl, AMUCAFLOME is an empowering association of women coffee growers focused on quality production and community resilience. They process their coffee through de-pulping, fermentation, washing, and drying on patios, roofs, and raised beds, while running savings programs that fund communal benefits like their new headquarters and dry storage facility. This collective approach fosters economic independence and sustainable livelihoods.
Producer Story
AMUCAFLOME Association
"We women of Florida and Mesones unite to grow exceptional coffee while building a brighter future for our families and community through shared savings and projects."
Amucaflome Farm
Nestled in the Florida and Mesones communities of Tolima, Colombia, at around 1700 masl, AMUCAFLOME is an empowering association of women coffee growers focused on quality production and community resilience. They process their coffee through de-pulping, fermentation, washing, and drying on patios, roofs, and raised beds, while running savings programs that fund communal benefits like their new headquarters and dry storage facility. This collective approach fosters economic independence and sustainable livelihoods.