Medium Roast
Cola Comforts
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Quantity (250g)
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About This Coffee
Vanilla, Butterscotch + Lime.
Cola Comforts is one of those coffees that just makes sense. A clean + well-structured Colombian, it opens with a familiar, nostalgic sweetness before a gentle citrus lift keeps everything bright + refreshing. Very much that classic cola-like vibe hinted at in the name. Comforting, a little playful + dangerously easy to drink.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Colombia
- Region
- Tolima
- Altitude
- 1600-2000m
- Process
- Traditional
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Medium
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Good black or with milk.
Producer Story
CDNT Collective
"We are smallholder families in Northern Tolima, working together as the CDNT Collective to grow organic coffee that is clean, characterful, and true to our mountains."
Cola Comforts
CDNT Collective is a network of organic smallholder producers in Northern Tolima, Colombia, farming at around 1900 meters above sea level. United as a community rather than a single estate, they focus on careful washed processing and lot selection to deliver a clean, expressive cup with notes of vanilla, butterscotch, and lime. Their collaboration strengthens local livelihoods, supports organic land stewardship, and highlights the quality potential of Tolima’s remote highlands.
Producer Story
CDNT Collective
"We are smallholder families in Northern Tolima, working together as the CDNT Collective to grow organic coffee that is clean, characterful, and true to our mountains."
Cola Comforts
CDNT Collective is a network of organic smallholder producers in Northern Tolima, Colombia, farming at around 1900 meters above sea level. United as a community rather than a single estate, they focus on careful washed processing and lot selection to deliver a clean, expressive cup with notes of vanilla, butterscotch, and lime. Their collaboration strengthens local livelihoods, supports organic land stewardship, and highlights the quality potential of Tolima’s remote highlands.