Colombian Café Sofia Medium Roast Single Origin Coffee

from £8.95

Country: Colombia - Region: Antioquia, Risaralda and Valle - Farm: Finca Sofia - Processing: Wet-processed; sun-dried on patios or dried in mechanical driers - Grade: Supremo - Varietal: Mainly Castillo - Altitude: 1500-1750masl - Body: Full rounded - Acidity: Bright and Sweet

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Country: Colombia - Region: Antioquia, Risaralda and Valle - Farm: Finca Sofia - Processing: Wet-processed; sun-dried on patios or dried in mechanical driers - Grade: Supremo - Varietal: Mainly Castillo - Altitude: 1500-1750masl - Body: Full rounded - Acidity: Bright and Sweet

Colombia Café Sofia Supremo is a beautifully balanced washed Arabica grown across the highland regions of Antioquia, Risaralda, and Valle. Carefully processed at the Santa Teresita mill, it delivers a smooth body, bright acidity and sweet notes of caramel, chocolate, and warm spice. A dependable, versatile coffee that showcases the depth and consistency of Colombia’s celebrated Supremo grade.

  • Where is this coffee grown?

    In the southeastern regions of Antioquia, Risaralda, and Valle, Colombia.

    How is it processed?

    Fully washed, with meticulous grading, destoning, hulling, size sorting, and electronic selection.

    What does it taste like?

    Caramel, chocolate, sweet spice and with a smooth body and bright acidity.

    What variety is it?

    Castillo and other Arabica varieties.

    What altitude is it grown at?

    Around 1,500 masl.

    What roast level do you use?

    Medium roast to highlight sweetness and balance.

    Which brewing methods suit it?

    Espresso, filter, French press, moka pot, Aeropress, and cold brew.

    What makes this coffee special?
    A large screen‑19 bean known for its consistency, clean processing, and great flavour

  • Santa Teresita Mill, part of Altamira Supremo S.A.S in Pereira, is one of Colombia’s most respected coffee processing facilities. With advanced technology and over 4,000 m² dedicated to receiving, threshing, and preparing export‑grade coffee, the mill handles up to 1,500 sacks a day and stores more than 300,000 kilos of parchment. Their work supports dozens of local jobs and helps bring high‑quality Colombian coffee to more than 18 countries worldwide.

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