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A partir de US$ 4,42/70g

**Processo:** [Lavado](https://www.coffeelist.co/pt/insights/processing-method/washed)

**Região:** [Huila, Colômbia 🇨🇴](https://www.coffeelist.co/pt/insights/region/90133922-8644-418a-b93a-2a45a7527425)

**Variedade:** [Caturra](https://www.coffeelist.co/pt/insights/variety/caturra)

**Altitude:** 1300-1900 m acima do nível do mar

## O que a marca diz

> Product detailed description The Huila department, located in south-western Colombia, is where the Andes divide into the Western, Central and Eastern mountain ranges. The region’s fertile volcanic soil and the Magdalena and Cauca rivers, which flow between the mountain ranges, create several unique microclimates and ideal conditions for growing coffee. Thanks to its proximity to the equator and elevations ranging from 800 to 2,200 metres, coffee can be harvested several times a year, helping to ensure consistent quality and freshness. The “Los Hibiscos” coffee from this region has the classic flavour profile of Huila, with beautiful sweet notes that will delight anyone who enjoys high-quality coffee. The quality classification “Excelso EP” means that these are medium-sized beans (Excelso) that have been carefully hand-sorted to meet strict European quality standards (EP). Colombia is a country with a rich history and remarkable natural beauty. Over the past two decades, it has become one of Latin America’s leading economies. Thanks to the hard work of its coffee growers and its excellent growing conditions, Colombia plays an essential role in the global speciality coffee market. Colombia’s landscape is incredibly diverse – from two ocean coastlines, snow-covered mountains and glaciers to vast deserts and the Amazon basin. This diversity is the key to the wide range of flavours found in Colombian coffees. Region: Huila Producers: Smallholder farms Elevation: 1,300–1,900 metres above sea level Quality: Excelso EP Variety: Caturra Harvest: 2025/2026 Processing: Washed Product detailed description The Huila department, located in south-western Colombia, is where the Andes divide into the Western, Central and Eastern mountain ranges. The region’s fertile volcanic soil and the Magdalena and Cauca rivers, which flow between the mountain ranges, create several unique microclimates and ideal conditions for growing coffee. Thanks to its proximity to the equator and elevations ranging from 800 to 2,200 metres, coffee can be harvested several times a year, helping to ensure consistent quality and freshness. The “Los Hibiscos” coffee from this region has the classic flavour profile of Huila, with beautiful sweet notes that will delight anyone who enjoys high-quality coffee. The quality classification “Excelso EP” means that these are medium-sized beans (Excelso) that have been carefully hand-sorted to meet strict European quality standards (EP). Colombia is a country with a rich history and remarkable natural beauty. Over the past two decades, it has become one of Latin America’s leading economies. Thanks to the hard work of its coffee growers and its excellent growing conditions, Colombia plays an essential role in the global speciality coffee market. Colombia’s landscape is incredibly diverse – from two ocean coastlines, snow-covered mountains and glaciers to vast deserts and the Amazon basin. This diversity is the key to the wide range of flavours found in Colombian coffees. Region: Huila Producers: Smallholder farms Elevation: 1,300–1,900 metres above sea level Quality: Excelso EP Variety: Caturra Harvest: 2025/2026 Processing: Washed Additional parameters Category: Buy Fresh Arabica Coffee Beans | Roasted in Europe – BotaCoffee Warranty: 1 year Aroma of ground coffee: Distinctly sweet and caramel-like, with hints of hazelnut and spice. Brewed aroma: Sweet and creamy. Taste: Full-bodied, with pronounced bitterness and creamy sweetness. Notes of caramel, cinnamon, nuts and nougat, with very low acidity and a hint of red apple. Aftertaste: Bitter and creamy. Coffee type: Whole Bean

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# Colombia Excelso EP Huila Los Hibiscos

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70g

US$ 4,42

(US$ 28,64/lbs)

250g

US$ 13,26

(US$ 24,06/lbs)

1kg

US$ 48,43

(US$ 21,97/lbs)

## Perfil

### Características de sabor

**Corpo:** 75/100 — Leve e semelhante ao chá (0) to Encorpado e cremoso (100)

**Acidez:** 61/100 — Suave (0) to Vivo e ácido (100)

**Doçura:** 70/100 — Menos doce (0) to Muito doce (100)

**Amargor:** 42/100 — Amargor subtil (0) to Amargor pronunciado (100)

**Caráter:** 5/100 — Clássico (0) to Funky e original (100)

**Nível de torra:** Média — 4/7, from Muito clara (1) to Muito escura (7)

## Notas de prova

Caramelo

Canela

Avelã

Nougat

Nozes

Especiarias

Cremoso

Maçã vermelha

Doce

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