Roasted
05 Feb
Luz Helena Colombia
SMOOTH & STRONG
Tastes Like:
Brown Sugar, Summer Fruits + Chocolate Bourbon.
This washed Caturra from Armenia, Colombia is nurtured on the Maracay farm, managed by Luz Helena Salazar. With a heritage deeply embedded in coffee cultivation, Luz Helena's meticulous farming practices shine through in this crop. Produced using a 30-hour underwater fermentation process and carefully dried, the beans encapsulate the essence of passion and precision. Expect a clean and rich cup, revealing the unique character of its origin, testament to decades of refined cultivation.
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Luz Helena - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia
250g
Brewed HQ
Brewed
263 Green Lanes
London N4 2UX
United Kingdom
Details
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Origin
Colombia
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Process
Washed
From Round Hill Roastery
Familia Garcia’s farm Jaguara is located in the Campo das Vertentes region in south east Brazil. This farm was established in 2001 and devotes 72 hectares of land for coffee growing where they grow Yellow Catuai, Acaia, and Mundo Novo trees. The decision to work with Natalia & André Luiz Garcia was an easy one. They have been working alongside our close import partners Nordic Approach for the last five years so there is already an established relationship and trust in place. The family is focused on improving the living conditions of all workers and their families and are concerned about sustainability, using technologies that cause low impacts on the environment. They have adapted practices to include changes such as the use of organic matter to revitalise the coffee plantation, reducing the use of agrochemicals. Over time, the green areas were expanded, with insulation and planting trees along the springs on the farm.