Ambrosia — Washed Pink Bourbon

Microlot — Finca El Caney

SCA Score: 87.0

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Sensory Experience

Cranberry Orange & Lemon Vanilla Almond

"Elegance in a cup. A bright, floral opening of cranberry and orange blossom evolves into a sweet, structured body of vanilla and fresh almond."

🔥 Roaster's Insight

Pink Bourbon: This variety is prized for its high glucose content and complex acidity. Treat it gently in the drum; high charge temps can scorch the delicate floral notes.
Processing Impact: The 48h mucilage contact adds a creamy texture without compromising the washed clarity. Aim for a light-to-medium roast to highlight the Cranberry notes.
Result: An exceptional filter coffee that showcases the best of modern Colombian genetics.

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About this Coffee

Ambrosia is named after the 'food of the gods', and for good reason. Sourced from Gustavo Zuluaga at El Caney Estate, this Pink Bourbon lot showcases the genetic distinctiveness of this rare variety.

Indicative pricing on request. Final pricing depends on lot, volume, and delivery terms. Typical MOQ starts at 35 kg.

Gustavo uses a precise washed protocol (24h cherry ferment followed by 48h in mucilage) to lock in the sweetness while preserving the vibrant citric acidity. It represents the pinnacle of clean, complex Colombian coffee.

Identity Sheet

📍Origin Colombia

⭕Process Washed

🗺️Region Risaralda

💧Drying Mechanical dryer

⛰️Terroir Belén de Umbría

📦Packaging 70kg — Jute bags

🏡Farm Finca El Caney

🏔️Altitude 1650 masl

👤Producer Gustavo Zuluaga

📐Area 25 hectares

🌱Species Arabica

📅Harvest Period September - December

🌿Variety Pink Bourbon

🖐️Type of Harvest Manual

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Rainforest Alliance–certified farm

Finca El Caney is independently audited for sustainable farming, fair labor conditions and biodiversity protection — verified by a third party, not a self-reported claim.

✔Single Estate

⏱24h Response Time

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