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Proceso
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Altitud
1800-1900 m s. n. m.

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- Description - Reviews We were looking for a good washed Colombian coffee to fill a gap whilst we were awaiting for our longstanding Villa Maria coffee to come back in and this one fit the bill nicely. Mandarino is a solid, classic Huila profile offering a creamy body, pronounced caramel sweetness, and a mild, mandarin-like acidity. The importer Minga Coffee named this coffee after its flavour note, but also in homage to the mandarin fruit, which is the most widely grown alongside coffee on farms across Huila. This blend primarily comes from farms in the municipality of Oporapa, a coffee-driven economy where two of Minga's team members were born and raised. With deep-rooted connections in this beautiful coffee region, they have been building and maintaining strong relationships with local producers for over 20 years. Huila is part of the Colombia Massif, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve covering 4 departments of Southwest Colombia where the Andes separate into two mountain ranges (central and eastern) and where 5 of Colombia’s main rivers are born. This reserve is a strategic area for Colombia, holding more than 70% of the country’s freshwater and an impressive source of biodiversity. Soils in the Massif are extremely rich and fertile for agriculture. What this location means for coffee is that the ecosystem in which coffee grows between 1200 and 2000 masl is conducive to the development of complexity in the fruit. As described in the Appellation of Origin “Cafe de Huila” : the limited sunlight in the region, averaging 1,260 hours per year – about 3.5 hours per day – creates a natural shade that encourages the accumulation of chemical precursors (lipid content and chlorogenic acids) which positively contribute to the coffee's flavour profile. (words and pictures courtesy of Minga Coffee) Customer Reviews Based on 1 reviewWrite a review
- Description - Reviews We were looking for a good washed Colombian coffee to fill a gap whilst we were awaiting for our longstanding Villa Maria coffee to come back in and this one fit the bill nicely. Mandarino is a solid, classic Huila profile offering a creamy body, pronounced caramel sweetness, and a mild, mandarin-like acidity. The importer Minga Coffee named this coffee after its flavour note, but also in homage to the mandarin fruit, which is the most widely grown alongside coffee on farms across Huila. This blend primarily comes from farms in the municipality of Oporapa, a coffee-driven economy where two of Minga's team members were born and raised. With deep-rooted connections in this beautiful coffee region, they have been building and maintaining strong relationships with local producers for over 20 years. Huila is part of the Colombia Massif, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve covering 4 departments of Southwest Colombia where the Andes separate into two mountain ranges (central and eastern) and where 5 of Colombia’s main rivers are born. This reserve is a strategic area for Colombia, holding more than 70% of the country’s freshwater and an impressive source of biodiversity. Soils in the Massif are extremely rich and fertile for agriculture. What this location means for coffee is that the ecosystem in which coffee grows between 1200 and 2000 masl is conducive to the development of complexity in the fruit. As described in the Appellation of Origin “Cafe de Huila” : the limited sunlight in the region, averaging 1,260 hours per year – about 3.5 hours per day – creates a natural shade that encourages the accumulation of chemical precursors (lipid content and chlorogenic acids) which positively contribute to the coffee's flavour profile. (words and pictures courtesy of Minga Coffee) Customer Reviews Based on 1 reviewWrite a review
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Mandarino Oporapa regional blend

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250g
14,87 US$
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500g
26,35 US$
(23,90 US$/lbs)
1kg
49,30 US$
(22,36 US$/lbs)

Perfil

Características de sabor

Ligero y con cuerpo de té
Con cuerpo y cremoso
Suave
Vivo y ácido
Menos dulce
Muy dulce
Amargor sutil
Amargor pronunciado
Clásico
Funky y novedoso
Nivel de tueste: De claro a medio

Notas de cata

Chocolate negro
Cremoso
Naranja mandarina

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Archivado · Ya no está disponible
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Desde 14,87 US$/250g
CRANKHOUSE COFFEE · GB

Mandarino Oporapa regional blend

Ya no está disponible
250g
14,87 US$
(26,98 US$/lbs)
500g
26,35 US$
(23,90 US$/lbs)
1kg
49,30 US$
(22,36 US$/lbs)

Perfil

Características de sabor

Ligero y con cuerpo de té
Con cuerpo y cremoso
Suave
Vivo y ácido
Menos dulce
Muy dulce
Amargor sutil
Amargor pronunciado
Clásico
Funky y novedoso
Nivel de tueste: De claro a medio

Notas de cata

Chocolate negro
Cremoso
Naranja mandarina
Proceso
Variedad
Altitud
1800-1900 m s. n. m.

Lo que dice la marca

- Description - Reviews We were looking for a good washed Colombian coffee to fill a gap whilst we were awaiting for our longstanding Villa Maria coffee to come back in and this one fit the bill nicely. Mandarino is a solid, classic Huila profile offering a creamy body, pronounced caramel sweetness, and a mild, mandarin-like acidity. The importer Minga Coffee named this coffee after its flavour note, but also in homage to the mandarin fruit, which is the most widely grown alongside coffee on farms across Huila. This blend primarily comes from farms in the municipality of Oporapa, a coffee-driven economy where two of Minga's team members were born and raised. With deep-rooted connections in this beautiful coffee region, they have been building and maintaining strong relationships with local producers for over 20 years. Huila is part of the Colombia Massif, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve covering 4 departments of Southwest Colombia where the Andes separate into two mountain ranges (central and eastern) and where 5 of Colombia’s main rivers are born. This reserve is a strategic area for Colombia, holding more than 70% of the country’s freshwater and an impressive source of biodiversity. Soils in the Massif are extremely rich and fertile for agriculture. What this location means for coffee is that the ecosystem in which coffee grows between 1200 and 2000 masl is conducive to the development of complexity in the fruit. As described in the Appellation of Origin “Cafe de Huila” : the limited sunlight in the region, averaging 1,260 hours per year – about 3.5 hours per day – creates a natural shade that encourages the accumulation of chemical precursors (lipid content and chlorogenic acids) which positively contribute to the coffee's flavour profile. (words and pictures courtesy of Minga Coffee) Customer Reviews Based on 1 reviewWrite a review
- Description - Reviews We were looking for a good washed Colombian coffee to fill a gap whilst we were awaiting for our longstanding Villa Maria coffee to come back in and this one fit the bill nicely. Mandarino is a solid, classic Huila profile offering a creamy body, pronounced caramel sweetness, and a mild, mandarin-like acidity. The importer Minga Coffee named this coffee after its flavour note, but also in homage to the mandarin fruit, which is the most widely grown alongside coffee on farms across Huila. This blend primarily comes from farms in the municipality of Oporapa, a coffee-driven economy where two of Minga's team members were born and raised. With deep-rooted connections in this beautiful coffee region, they have been building and maintaining strong relationships with local producers for over 20 years. Huila is part of the Colombia Massif, a UNESCO Biosphere reserve covering 4 departments of Southwest Colombia where the Andes separate into two mountain ranges (central and eastern) and where 5 of Colombia’s main rivers are born. This reserve is a strategic area for Colombia, holding more than 70% of the country’s freshwater and an impressive source of biodiversity. Soils in the Massif are extremely rich and fertile for agriculture. What this location means for coffee is that the ecosystem in which coffee grows between 1200 and 2000 masl is conducive to the development of complexity in the fruit. As described in the Appellation of Origin “Cafe de Huila” : the limited sunlight in the region, averaging 1,260 hours per year – about 3.5 hours per day – creates a natural shade that encourages the accumulation of chemical precursors (lipid content and chlorogenic acids) which positively contribute to the coffee's flavour profile. (words and pictures courtesy of Minga Coffee) Customer Reviews Based on 1 reviewWrite a review
Original en inglés.

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