EL TORITO SIPS JUICY MANGO AND ALPINE STRAWBERRY AS HE PARADES THROUGH BARRANQUILLA'S CARNIVAL IN A GIANT TEA CUP, THROWING RED SKITTLES TO THE CELEBRATING LOCALS BECAUSE 'THOSE WHO LIVE IT ARE THOSE WHO ENJOY IT' Our very limited series, Freak & Unique continues with this Thermal Shock Castillo from Colombia. This coffee is available with or without an unframed risograph print by Emma Gallacher (numbered edition of 10). FARM : El Paraiso Villa Esperanza REGION : Cauca, Tambo ALTITUDE : 1870 MASL VARIETAL : Castillo PROCESS : Thermal Shock Yenny Esperanza Bermudez is a founding partner of Finca El Paraíso Villa Esperanza. Born in Bolívar Cauca, she trained in law and is the older sister of four brothers who all ventured on a new way of life, thanks to coffee. Finca El Paraíso Villa Esperanza was acquired in 2009 with the purpose of generating a family business that involved the new generations. The plot has an extension of 27 hectares and is located in the municipality of Tambo, Corregimiento de las Piedras, El Marquez. The farm is 28 kilometres from the city of Popayan and 10 kilometres from the municipal seat of Tambo Cauca. Climate in this area is characterised as warm and temperate, with an average temperature of 18°C. This incredible micro lot of coffee was harvested when 95% of the cherries were matured, and was washed with ozonated water and ultraviolet light. It was then anaerobically fermented in steel tanks for 48 hours at 18°C before being pulped and anaerobically fermented for a further 48 hours at 21°C. The coffee was then thermal shocked to eliminate any micro-organisms and finally machine dried by air circulation for 24-28 hours at 34°C. * Please note due to the extremely limited availability of this coffee, we will be roasting once weekly. This may add a small delay to online orders. *

EL TORITO SIPS JUICY MANGO AND ALPINE STRAWBERRY AS HE PARADES THROUGH BARRANQUILLA'S CARNIVAL IN A GIANT TEA CUP, THROWING RED SKITTLES TO THE CELEBRATING LOCALS BECAUSE 'THOSE WHO LIVE IT ARE THOSE WHO ENJOY IT' Our very limited series, Freak & Unique continues with this Thermal Shock Castillo from Colombia. This coffee is available with or without an unframed risograph print by Emma Gallacher (numbered edition of 10). FARM : El Paraiso Villa Esperanza REGION : Cauca, Tambo ALTITUDE : 1870 MASL VARIETAL : Castillo PROCESS : Thermal Shock Yenny Esperanza Bermudez is a founding partner of Finca El Paraíso Villa Esperanza. Born in Bolívar Cauca, she trained in law and is the older sister of four brothers who all ventured on a new way of life, thanks to coffee. Finca El Paraíso Villa Esperanza was acquired in 2009 with the purpose of generating a family business that involved the new generations. The plot has an extension of 27 hectares and is located in the municipality of Tambo, Corregimiento de las Piedras, El Marquez. The farm is 28 kilometres from the city of Popayan and 10 kilometres from the municipal seat of Tambo Cauca. Climate in this area is characterised as warm and temperate, with an average temperature of 18°C. This incredible micro lot of coffee was harvested when 95% of the cherries were matured, and was washed with ozonated water and ultraviolet light. It was then anaerobically fermented in steel tanks for 48 hours at 18°C before being pulped and anaerobically fermented for a further 48 hours at 21°C. The coffee was then thermal shocked to eliminate any micro-organisms and finally machine dried by air circulation for 24-28 hours at 34°C. * Please note due to the extremely limited availability of this coffee, we will be roasting once weekly. This may add a small delay to online orders. *