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Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee. Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee.
Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee. Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee.
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Colombia | Pitalito | Castillo | Washed

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Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire à moyenne

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Pomme
Sucre roux
Juteux

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PROUD MARY COFFEE · AU

Colombia | Pitalito | Castillo | Washed

Profil

Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire à moyenne

Notes de dégustation

Pomme
Sucre roux
Juteux
Traitement
Variété
Altitude
1349-1740 m alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso

Ce que dit la marque

Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee. Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee.
Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee. Region: Pitalito, Huila Elevation: 1349-1740 masl About: This washed Castillo lot brings together the work of two producers in Pitalito, Huila: Dionel Chilito López in Buenos Aires, and Maximino Catuche Chilito in nearby El Guamal. Though their farms sit just nine miles apart, the combination of site, elevation, and approach contributes to a layered expression of one of Colombia’s most widely planted varieties. Developed by Colombia’s National Coffee Research Center (CENICAFÉ), Castillo was the result of more than three decades of genetic research aimed at creating resistance to coffee leaf rust. Since its release in 2005, it has become central to Colombian coffee production, now accounting for the majority of the country’s annual harvest. Its adaptability across a broad range of elevations has also made it capable of producing diverse cup profiles with strong structure and clarity. In the cup, this lot reflects the balance and versatility that have made Castillo such an important part of modern Colombian coffee.
Original en anglais.
Voir les éditions précédentes

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