Mi Fortuna.
Current listingColombia
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Mi Fortuna.

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Memoria comes from producers at Mi Fortuna in Colombia, working in partnership with Cata Export. Through shared training and quality control, the project focuses on improving consistency, strengthening traceability, and building long-term value for farming communities. This Castillo lot is processed using a semi-washed method with extended fermentation. Cherries are selectively harvested, pulped, and fermented under controlled conditions before washing and slow drying. The approach is designed to build sweetness and structure while preserving clarity, resulting in a balanced profile with defined fruit, soft nuttiness, and a clean finish.

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Coffee data

Origin
Colombia
Region
Huila
Process
Semi-Washed
Variety
Castillo
Altitude
1,500 - 1,800MaSL

Brew methods

Espresso

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Altitude 1,200 MaSL
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