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196 coffees found with Colombia origin
North Pole Coffee Roasting Company • Fairbanks, AK
$18.50 · $1.54/oz
Chocolate • Caramel • Fruity • Bright
Colombia Supremo is a medium roast from Colombia with chocolate, caramel, sweet, and fruity flavor, medium body, and bright acidity. Fairbanks-roasted, it is a classic Supremo cup with a clean, lively finish.
Churchill Coffee Company • Springfield, MO
$14.99 · $1.25/oz
walnut • Mild
Colombia Supremo is a medium-roast Colombian single origin. Churchill barrel-roasts 100% Arabica for a full body, mild acidity, and a sweet walnut note.
Misha's Coffee House • Alexandria, VA
$12.50 · $1.56/oz
Spicy • pleasant acidity
Colombia Supremo Bucaramanga is a Full City Roast single origin. Classic, soft and spicy aroma, medium body, and pleasant acidity. Roasted in-house at Misha's in Alexandria.
The Coffee Store • Haiku, HI
$31.95 · $2.00/oz
Fruit • Caramel
Colombia Supremo is silky, balanced Colombia roasted medium-light in Haiku. Fruit and caramel show in cup and aroma — The Coffee Store's consistently pleasing South American bag from the Haleakalā-slope drums.
Panacea Coffee Company • Waynesville, NC
$20.00 · $1.67/oz
Chocolate • Medium
Colombia Supremo Popayan is a washed Arabica from Colombia, graded Supremo so smaller beans and peaberries are already sorted out. The cup is sweet and clean, with chocolate notes, medium acidity that stays balanced, and a medium-to-light body.
Drum Coffee • Missoula, MT
$16.00 · $1.33/oz
Pear • Lemon • Walnut • Baker's Chocolate
Colombia Sur de Bolivar from a community lot in Santa Rosa del Sur. Drum prints a fermentation washed process, one Medium/Dark roast label, and tasting notes of pear, lemon, walnut, and baker's chocolate. Country is in the title. Whole bean, three sizes.
La Terza • Cincinnati, OH
$19.95 · $1.66/oz
Brown Sugar • Cocoa • Candied Lemon
Colombia Tolima Washed is La Terza's washed Colombian from the Andean Tolima region. Brown sugar, cocoa, and candied lemon in a nutty, creamy cup roasted in Cincinnati.
Earthback Coffee Roasters • South Burlington, VT
$18.00 · $1.13/oz
cherry • milk chocolate
Colombia Valley de Cauca is a medium-dark roast from small lots in that Colombian valley. The cup is balanced, with mild cherry and milk chocolate. The one-pound bag is Rainforest Alliance.
James Coffee Co. • Escondido, CA
$21.00 · $1.75/oz
Varieties
Baker's Chocolate • Red Berry
Colombia Washed Finca Palmichal is James Coffee Co.'s washed Castillo from Atilano Giraldo on the western slope of the Central Andes. Baker's chocolate and red berry in a silky medium roast from Quindío.
Hidden Fortress Coffee Roasting • Santa Cruz, CA
$22.00 · $1.83/oz
Vanilla • Pecan Pie • Sweet Orange • Cherry • Dark Chocolate
Colombia Women's Cooperative is Hidden Fortress's Full City roast from an all-women's co-op in northern Colombia, with sweet orange, cherry, pecan pie, and dark chocolate. Santa Cruz–roasted, it finishes with smooth vanilla and cocoa.
Rev Coffee Roasters • Smyrna, GA
$27.00 · $2.25/oz
Varieties
Tutti Frutti • Juicy • Pomegranate • Strawberry • Bergamot • Jewel-Tones
Colombia Young Producer Development Lot is Rev's light-roast community experimental lot supporting young Colombian producers. Tutti frutti, pomegranate, strawberry, and bergamot with a chocolaty, fruit-forward cup from Smyrna.
New Harvest Coffee Roasters • Providence, RI
$19.00 · $1.58/oz
Varieties
Gingerbread • Sweet Custard • Clementine
Colombia Zapata is New Harvest's washed Caturra microlot from Jonathan Zapata's Angostura farm in Nariño. Light-roasted in Providence, gingerbread, sweet custard, and clementine meet a sweet-cider brightness on a Source Direct Colombian cup.