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Colombia

Colombia

Rich and rounded with deep dark chocolate warmth, juicy mango sweetness, and a delicate peach finish — this Tolima Colombia from Cafe del Macizo is beautifully complex and surprisingly tropical.

Flavor Notes: Dark Chocolate • Mango • Peach

Roast: Medium | Acidity: Medium | Body: Rounded

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• Primary: Dark Chocolate • Secondary: Mango, Peach • Body: Rounded and smooth • Acidity: Medium and balanced • Character: Complex, tropical, elegant • Best for: Pour-over, drip coffee, French press
• Water Temperature: 195-205°F • Coffee-to-Water Ratio: 1:16 for drip, 1:15 for pour-over • Brew Time: 3-4 minutes • Grind: Medium for drip, medium-fine for pour-over • Pro Tip: The bright fruit notes shine in a pour-over—try a V60 or Chemex to highlight the complexity

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• Roast Level: Medium • Producer: Cafe del Macizo (59 lifetime growers, est. 2003) • Region: Planadas, Tolima, Colombia • Altitude: 1,500–2,100 MASL • Process: Washed and Sun Dried • Varietals: Caturra, Castillo, Typica • Certifications: Excelso, EP (European Preparation) • Roasting: Roasted to order for peak freshness
Sourced from smallholder farmers in Medellin, Antioquia - one of Colombia's most prestigious coffee-growing regions. The fully washed processing and careful solar drying protect the beans from rain while developing the clean, fruity flavors Colombian coffee is celebrated for worldwide. Roasted fresh to order in small batches.

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— Elizabeth, Founder & Chief Taster | I Drank This in Colombia. Then I Brought It Home.

I have to be honest — I fell in love with Colombian coffee long before I started Willow Creek. But the trip to Colombia made it official.

The best cup I had there was brewed in a traditional Olleta with brown cane sugar — simple, authentic, and absolutely unforgettable. The landscape, the farms, the people — all of it is in this cup if you know how to look for it.

Back home I brewed it pour-over and French press. Both turned out beautifully. What gets me every time is how it manages to be smooth and bold at the same time — that caramel richness with just enough brightness to keep things interesting.

This is the one I recommend to everyone. It's classic Colombian coffee done exactly right — and trust me, I've had it at the source.