Coffee from Colombia - Antioquia Superior Coffee

Loved around the world, quality Colombian coffee at its finest. A perfect balance of sweetness, acidity and a strong nutty aroma. All of these qualities in one cup, but without being overpowering or bouquet-overpowering. Colombia Supremo this coffee is handpicked from organic shade grown coffee. The two highest grades of Colombian coffees are Excelso and Supremo. Supremo is definitely number 1.

No one actually knows when coffee arrived in Colombia, some believe the first seedlings were brought by Jesuit monks of the 17th century. The first official shipment of Colombian coffee sailed to the US in 1835. Since 1860, export duties have become the main provider of money for the Colombian government's budget.

Colombia is the second largest producer of coffee in the world and also the world's largest producer of quality Arabica, a type of coffee commonly valued higher than others. The countries to which most Colombian coffee production goes are the United States, Germany, Japan and Italy. Coffee provides jobs for nearly 580,000 workers, growers. Coffee farmers are members of the Federation of Colombian Coffee (FNC), an organization that has been protecting the quality and reputation of Colombian coffee for more than 60 years. FNC is one of the promoters of fair trade.

Colombian Supremo. Characteristic of the category are large beans, manual selection of mature beans eliminates damaged specimens.  Nothing beats the aroma, freshly roasted coffee that has just been brewed. This is an exquisite coffee to start a good day, work or weekend. Even the most sophisticated coffee lover won't despise the taste of Supremo, whether it's over a pastry or after dinner. The most important growing regions are Medellin, Huila, Santander, Popayan, and Nariño. Colombia's growing areas are diverse and stretch from north to south along the Cordillera.

The Supremo label guarantees that Colombian coffee is of the highest quality, provided you buy from a real roaster and that it is fresh. Chain store brands often lower their prices by selling old coffee. As you know, the older the coffee, the lower the price, and this is also the case here. Each of our coffees has a harvest date in its description. Fresh coffee tastes better.

Coffees from this part of the world should be tested extremely carefully before each large purchase. Our coffee shop offers you verified coffee from transparent sources. We are confident that this is the highest quality, hand-picked Colombia Supremo coffee. For all customers starting out with freshly roasted coffee, we suggest a medium roast. Please note that we grind the beans just before brewing, so that the coffee retains its maximum qualities, which is especially important for Colombian coffees. Is this the best coffee in the world? Please try it and share your opinion with us.

The coffee is characterized by a distinct silky caramel note with nutty undertones.