Coffee continent
South America
Plantations
From 1,500-2,000 M.A.S.L.
Freshly Roasted Coffee
Freshly Roasted
Grain coffee
ground on request
Colombia Antioquia Supremo Freshly Roasted Arabica Grain Coffee
The Arabica Speciality coffee we present comes from Colombia, the second largest coffee producer in the world. Colombia, with a rich history, takes its name from the famous explorer Christopher Columbus. Tourist attractions include the Cordillera mountain range, whose slopes are home to coffee cultivation, and the mysterious "Lost Citadel" of Ciudad Perdida. Colombia is also home to the world-famous singer Shakira, who gained fame with her music and charity work. There is no denying the connection between Colombian culture and coffee - the two work together to shape the country's identity.
Coffee cultivation probably came to Colombia through Jesuit monks in the 17th century. The first official shipment of coffee to the US was in 1835. Coffee has become a major source of revenue for the Colombian budget since 1860. The country has developed a coffee-drinking culture that appreciates the taste, quality and diversity of its growing regions. Colombia's main coffee growing regions are Antioquia,Medellin, Huila, Santander, Popayan and Nariño. Coffee is grown at different altitudes in Colombia, and the varieties are primarily high quality arabica.
Colombia's farms and coffee plantations are characterized by their attention to the environment and work ethic. Many of them are members of the Federation of Colombian Coffee (FNC), which promotes fair-trade and cares about the quality and reputation of Colombian coffees.
Antioquia
The coffee we offer comes from the Antioquia region, where the plantation is located. Near the plantation is the Las Orquídeas National Park, which is well worth visiting for its extraordinary natural and touristic qualities. Farmers in the region care about the environment, which translates into the quality of the coffee grown. The soils, rich in minerals, have a significant impact on the flavor and aroma of the coffee.
What does coffee from Colombia taste like?
Coffee from Colombia has a perfect balance of sweetness, acidity and a pronounced nutty aroma. All these qualities are present in a cup of Colombia Antioquia Supremo coffee, but without being pushy or overwhelmingly bouquet. The uniqueness of flavor is also due to the freshness of the coffee, which is guaranteed by the latest, freshest harvest and the roasting and shipping of the coffee on the day of order. Freshly roasted coffee from Colombia is the perfect choice to start the day, whether for work or the weekend.
Depending on the brewing method, the taste of the coffee can vary. With a pressurized coffee maker, you will get a full, intense flavor with a rich crema. With alternative methods, such as pour-over, aeropress or chemex, the coffee can have a lighter texture and more refined flavor notes. It is important to experiment with different brewing methods to find the one that best captures the unique flavor of coffee from Colombia.
How do I order coffee from a coffee roaster?
When ordering coffee from a coffeeshop, it is worth paying attention to a few important points. The first is the amount of coffee - it is best to order a quantity of coffee for up to 2 weeks to keep it fresh. Remember to store your coffee in airtight containers, not in bags.
If you are starting out with freshly roasted coffee, choose a medium roast, which provides the best balance of flavor notes. If you have a grinder, buy coffee beans and grind them just before brewing to preserve maximum flavor. If you don't have a grinder, choose the grind that suits your brewing method based on the icons on the package.
Why buy coffee from Sochaccy.co coffee roasters?
When you buy coffee directly from the Sochaccy.co coffee roaster, you are assured of receiving freshly roasted coffee of the highest quality. We offer a low order value threshold for free delivery, a wide selection of coffees from around the world, fast shipping, and a choice of bean or ground coffee. In addition, by supporting local roasters, you contribute to the local community and ensure the sustainability of coffee culture.
In addition, by buying directly from the roaster, you can count on better customer service and access to the latest information about coffee, brewing methods or promotional offers. Sochaccy.co, also offer a special loyalty program for regular customers, which translates into benefits for you as a consumer.
Sustainability and fair trade in the coffee industry
Working with responsible coffee suppliers who care about the environment and farmers' living conditions is crucial to the sustainability of the coffee industry. Coffee roasters such as Sochaccy.co strive to support coffee plantations that use sustainable farming practices, care about ecosystems and fair wages for workers. Many of these plantations have certifications, such as Fair Trade, Rainforest Alliance and UTZ, which confirm their commitment to caring for the environment and the community.
When you choose coffee from a roaster that supports sustainability and fair trade, you're not only getting a top-quality product, but you're also supporting responsible practices throughout the coffee supply chain. In doing so, you are contributing to the betterment of farmers' livelihoods, environmental protection and the sustainability of the coffee industry worldwide.
Summary
Coffee from Colombia is an excellent choice for coffee lovers who appreciate exceptional taste, balance and freshness of the product. By choosing coffee directly from a roaster such as Sochaccy.co, you are assured of receiving freshly roasted coffee of the highest quality. In addition, by supporting local roasters and sustainable development and fair trade in the coffee industry, you are contributing to the improvement of farmers' livelihoods, environmental protection and responsible development of the coffee industry worldwide.
