Unit 14 - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia
Unit 14 - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia
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    • Roasted

    01 Sep
    Round Hill Roastery

    Unit 14   Colombia

    Sale price £12.50
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    • Unit 14 is Round Hill’s ever-evolving house espresso—currently showcasing a washed Colombian with sweet, smooth, and effortlessly balanced flavours. Sourced from Antioquia, it’s a forgiving and flavourful coffee that works beautifully across espresso and milk drinks. A go-to choice for easy home brews with Round Hill’s signature finesse.

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    Weight: 250g
    properties[Ground For]
    8In stock
    Sale price £12.50
    Sale price £8.75
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    Unit 14 - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia

    Unit 14 - Round Hill Roastery - Colombia

    250g

    Brewed HQ

    Pickup available, usually ready in 1 hour

    Brewed
    263 Green Lanes
    London N4 2UX
    United Kingdom

    +447568540736

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    Details

    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Colombia

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Antioquia

    • [[Altitude]]
      Altitude

      1600-1800m.

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      Washed

    From Round Hill Roastery

    Juan Saldarriaga manages 2 farms, La Claudina and El Encanto, near to Bolivar in Antioquia. His house sits at the bottom of the farms’ steep slopes, which span 60 hectares each with a combined coffee-planted area of just 42 hectares. The remaining land is devoted to natural reserve and forest. He took on the farms from his parents in 2012, and employs 45 pickers at the height of the season, from September to January, with 3 permanent staff.