Fun is the highlight of our offering. These are the best coffees that farmers produce on their farms. This fully washed blend of geisha and pink bourbon from Finca Buenavista, owned by the Imbachi family, has amazingly sweet notes of plums, lychee and lemongrass. Fun is the highlight of our offering. These are the best coffees that farmers produce on their farms. This fully washed blend of geisha and pink bourbon from Finca Buenavista, owned by the Imbachi family, has amazingly sweet notes of plums, lychee and lemongrass. Fun - the crème de la crème Fun is the pinnacle of our offering. These are the best coffees that farmers produce on their farms, featuring exclusive varieties or experimental processes. Flavor-wise, they offer unique experiences for an extraordinary taste journey. Fun are the coffees that simply delight. Fun is best enjoyed as filtered coffee, where the flavor profile of the coffee fully unfolds. How does it taste We buy coffees from the Imbachi family through our partner in Colombia, Caravela company , several times a year, as the harvest in the Huila region is practically continuous. We currently try to buy the entire harvest, which always includes nanolots of the Geisha and Pink Bourbon varieties. We blend them once a year and offer them as the "Reserve" edition from the Imbachi family. The coffee has a distinct floral aroma. The taste is dominated by citrus and sweet notes of dark fruit. Imbachi Family Since the very beginning of our company we decided to create direct relationships with producers who have similar philosophy about growing and processing specialty coffee (see Farmers and Crops for more info). Carlos Imbachi has been one of them and we are extremely happy to offer you another selection of his crop, 14th year in a row. We are very happy to see that Carlos and Yolanda's kids continue with the legacy of their parents. It is not very common in Colombia to see young producers to follow in the footsteps of their parents. The average age of a coffee farmer is around 60 years. Diego, Sonia and Ever work on their own parts of the farm while Didier has a QC job with our exporting partner Caravela. Why blending pink bourbon and geisha? These two are possibly the most trendy varities in the current world of specialty coffee. Pink bourbon has been around since 1980's but its exact origin is unknown. Some say it is a spontaneous hybrid of red and yellow bourbon first found in the southern part of Huila, which is the same region as where Imbachi farms are situated. However, Cafe Imports, a famous US based coffee importer, recently conducted genetic tests of pink bourbon which proved the variety is much closer to Ethiopian heirloom varities than to bourbon. Much has been said about geisha already. Nowadays, it can be found at almost every single specialty coffee farm in the world, however, the highest priced geishas still come from Panama. Since both varities are genetically very close, we though why not to try blending them. The result is a cup with amazing complexity. You will find thick and sweet notes of ripe plums together with floral aromatics and tropical fruits aftertaste. The best way to nejoy this coffee is with V60. Hario V60-01 (ceramic) 350 Kč + To cart Hario V60-01 Bleached Paper Filters (100 pcs) 99 Kč + To cart

Fun is the highlight of our offering. These are the best coffees that farmers produce on their farms. This fully washed blend of geisha and pink bourbon from Finca Buenavista, owned by the Imbachi family, has amazingly sweet notes of plums, lychee and lemongrass. Fun is the highlight of our offering. These are the best coffees that farmers produce on their farms. This fully washed blend of geisha and pink bourbon from Finca Buenavista, owned by the Imbachi family, has amazingly sweet notes of plums, lychee and lemongrass. Fun - the crème de la crème Fun is the pinnacle of our offering. These are the best coffees that farmers produce on their farms, featuring exclusive varieties or experimental processes. Flavor-wise, they offer unique experiences for an extraordinary taste journey. Fun are the coffees that simply delight. Fun is best enjoyed as filtered coffee, where the flavor profile of the coffee fully unfolds. How does it taste We buy coffees from the Imbachi family through our partner in Colombia, Caravela company , several times a year, as the harvest in the Huila region is practically continuous. We currently try to buy the entire harvest, which always includes nanolots of the Geisha and Pink Bourbon varieties. We blend them once a year and offer them as the "Reserve" edition from the Imbachi family. The coffee has a distinct floral aroma. The taste is dominated by citrus and sweet notes of dark fruit. Imbachi Family Since the very beginning of our company we decided to create direct relationships with producers who have similar philosophy about growing and processing specialty coffee (see Farmers and Crops for more info). Carlos Imbachi has been one of them and we are extremely happy to offer you another selection of his crop, 14th year in a row. We are very happy to see that Carlos and Yolanda's kids continue with the legacy of their parents. It is not very common in Colombia to see young producers to follow in the footsteps of their parents. The average age of a coffee farmer is around 60 years. Diego, Sonia and Ever work on their own parts of the farm while Didier has a QC job with our exporting partner Caravela. Why blending pink bourbon and geisha? These two are possibly the most trendy varities in the current world of specialty coffee. Pink bourbon has been around since 1980's but its exact origin is unknown. Some say it is a spontaneous hybrid of red and yellow bourbon first found in the southern part of Huila, which is the same region as where Imbachi farms are situated. However, Cafe Imports, a famous US based coffee importer, recently conducted genetic tests of pink bourbon which proved the variety is much closer to Ethiopian heirloom varities than to bourbon. Much has been said about geisha already. Nowadays, it can be found at almost every single specialty coffee farm in the world, however, the highest priced geishas still come from Panama. Since both varities are genetically very close, we though why not to try blending them. The result is a cup with amazing complexity. You will find thick and sweet notes of ripe plums together with floral aromatics and tropical fruits aftertaste. The best way to nejoy this coffee is with V60. Hario V60-01 (ceramic) 350 Kč + To cart Hario V60-01 Bleached Paper Filters (100 pcs) 99 Kč + To cart