

Coffee Buenos Aires - Old Bourbons
Sourcing note
After completely restoring the farm he inherited from his father, Jesús Bedoya has mastered the art of fermentation.
Here, a natural double fermentation (Trapiche method) and slow drying in the shade give these bourbons—harvested from trees around twenty years old—a natural sweetness, a silky body, and irresistible citrus notes.
A confidential and exclusive batch.


Tasting note
Notes of brown sugar, bean, cocoa, berry, and citrus.
This coffee is roasted for espresso methods and slow coffee methods.
Sourcing note
No track, no road to get to Negussa Tadessa, the owner of Tatmara Plantation, a sublime farm lost in the forest like the coffee that is harvested there. Bonga's feeder. Tatmara is a delight, a place touched by grace, like the coffee that is harvested there.
A speciality coffee
Speciality coffee are the best batches of coffee from farms or local cooperatives. They are fully traceable (botanical variety, region, plot) and respect demanding processing methods. This guarantees exceptional quality in the cup.


