• Scenic aerial shot of a mountain road in Planadas, Colombia, with vibrant green coffee farms lining the landscape
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Simba Bru Coffee Roasters

PLANADAS | ORGANIC | COLOMBIA

PLANADAS | ORGANIC | COLOMBIA

Tasting Notes: Red Apple | Strawberry | Juicy
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Perfect as an everyday coffee, it offers a delightful flavour profile with notes of red apple and strawberry, complemented by a juicy, refreshing aftertaste.

This coffee is produced by 1,042 small-scale organic growers from the Planadas subregion of South Tolima, organised into 23 farmer groups. Many of these farmers carry on a proud family tradition of coffee cultivation.

Suitable for espresso or french press brew.

SCA Cupping Score

85

Varietal

Castillo, Caturra, Colombia

Process

Washed

Altitude

1600 – 2000 masl

Location

Tolima

Certifications

  • Organic
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About Planadas - Tolima

Planadas, at the southern tip of Tolima near Huila and Cauca, sits in the Andes foothills with ideal coffee-growing conditions: high altitudes, cool temperatures, abundant rainfall, and volcanic soils.

Tolima’s coffee farmers are deeply traditional but have faced challenges due to the region’s history of conflict as the FARC’s origin. Many were isolated from resources and markets despite exceptional growing conditions.

This coffee is made from organic cherries, carefully selected, de-pulped, fermented to remove mucilage, then washed and dried in parabolic greenhouses for 10 to 18 days, depending on the weather.