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Colombia Pacamara, Light Roast - Microlot

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Colombia Pacamara, Light Roast - Microlot

Vendor: Rusty Dog Coffee

Cupping Notes: Pina Colada/Cucumber/Honey Crisp

Producer: 5 Small Holder Farmers
Variety: Pacamara
Region: South Huila
Altitude: 1600+ meters
Process: Washed - Double Fermentation

This single-variety Pacamara lot was collected from selected harvests of a group of smallholder farmers in the South of Huila. After collecting the cherry, this coffee spent 36-48 hours fermenting before being pulped and spending an additional 50-60 hours fermenting again, in tanks. During this process, the coffee is agitated consistently to avoid overheating, which can lead to off flavors. After fermentation, the coffee is washed and laid to dry for 15 to 20 days.

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  • Pour over

    1:16 ratio, medium grind, bloom 30s, ~3 min total.

  • French press

    1:15 ratio, coarse grind, steep 4 min, press slow.

  • Espresso

    18g in, ~36g out, fine grind, 25–30s shot.

  • Cold brew

    1:8 ratio, coarse grind, steep 12–18 hrs, dilute.

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