Colombia Huila Santa Maria - El Berlin - Pink Bourbon (GP) (22 lb. Box)

RNY#61358

  • indignant Cane Sugar
  • indignant Floral
  • indignant Grapefruit
  • indignant Peach

$270.00/Box

Sourced From

Huila, Colombia

Varietals

Bourbon

Producer

Javier Culma

Process

Fully Washed, Patio Drying

Elevation

2090 to 2090 meters

Harvest

March - July

Position

Instore NJ

Availability

11 Boxes

Royal NY's Scoring

Acidity

Very High

Body

Very High

Sweetness

Very High

Brew Analysis

Brew Style

V60

Grind Size

EK-43 #10

Coffee : Water Ratio

1:15

Total Brew Time

3:00

I was looking forward to cupping the production roast. On the table, this offering sparkled with bright, crisp acidity. Clean, integrated notes of peach, cane sugar, floral, and grapefruit were present. After the cupping, I brewed a V60. The brew was clean and crisp, with upfront brightness and integrated notes of peach, grapefruit, honey, and floral tones that made the cup sparkle. I especially enjoyed how the layered floral and peach notes created a silky mouthfeel. This was an amazing washed micro lot to work with and would be an excellent addition to any menu. Brew Notes Bright, sparkling acidity with clean, integrated notes of peach, honey, grapefruit, cane sugar, and floral. Cane sugar, peach, floral, honey, and grapefruit.

  • indignant Cane Sugar
  • indignant Floral
  • indignant Grapefruit
  • indignant Peach

Roast Analysis

Roasted On

Diedrich IR-5

Color Change

6:07

First Crack

9:00

Roast Duration

11:52

Development Time

2:52

This micro lot comes to us from El Berlin farm in Santa Maria, Huila. The arrival sample roast was stellar on the cupping table, exhibiting a clean, bright cup with notes of peach, cane sugar, grapefruit, and floral. I was excited to take this coffee to our Diedrich for a production roast. I charged to 389°F with the burners set to 50%. The roast turned around 1:22 into duration at 165°F. At 3:03, I increased the burners to 75%. Just over five minutes later, I adjusted airflow to 50%. Color change was reached 6:07 into duration at 314°F. As the roast built momentum and moved closer to the development phase, I reduced the burners to 50% 6:13 into duration. Approaching 8:07 into duration, I reduced the burners to 30%. The development phase of the roast began 9:00 into duration at 387°F. First crack was audible with a brown sugar aroma. At 9:03, I adjusted airflow to 100%. No further gas adjustments were necessary as the roast had a smooth descending rate of rise. The duration of the roast was 11:52 with an end temperature of 403°F and a development time of 2:52.

About The Source

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This lot comes to us from El Berlin farm in Santa Maria, Huila. Located at 2100masl, this 3-hectare farm has been owned by Javier Culma since he inherited the land from his father more than a decade ago. A 4th generation coffee producer, Javier lives on the farm with his family, continuing his ancestors' coffee-growing tradition.

Coffee Origin Profile: Colombia

Colombia is the second largest producer of Arabica coffee. Quality can range from classic breakfast blend coffees to exotic and wild microlots