Colombia El Diviso
Colombia El Diviso
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Dhs. 134.57
Earn 134 PERCUP points
Colombia El Diviso
Colombia El Diviso
Dhs. 134.57

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Colombia El Diviso

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Colombia El Diviso

Colombia. Oxidation. Tropical fruit.

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Dhs. 134.57· 250 g

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Roast level
Light · Fruity
Process
Oxidation, Fermentation
Origin
El Diviso, Colombia
Best for
Espresso, Filter

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Key Info
RoastMedium
GradePremium
Country of OriginColombia
ProcessOxidation, Fermentation, Controlled Drying
TasteTropical Fruit, Sweet, Berry
BlendSingle Origin
Flavor NotesPassion fruit, Pineapple, Mango, Berries
Size250 g

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At first sip, this coffee presents a punchy, intense, and surprising character. Subsequent sips reveal notes of berries and a rich body, all underpinned by remarkable sweetness. Expect tropical fruit notes reminiscent of passion fruit, pineapple, or mango, balanced with a clarity that evokes a multi-fruit juice, yet with far greater complexity.

This exceptional coffee is meticulously processed. Only the ripest cherries are hand-picked, their ripeness confirmed by a brix meter. They undergo a 48-hour oxidation in open containers, with constant monitoring of sugar content and pH. A cold water bath sorts out any less dense or unripe beans, followed by a thermal shock rinse that prepares the beans for fermentation. A small quantity of yeast is introduced, and the cherries ferment in sealed plastic buckets for 38 hours. Finally, a controlled, multi-stage drying process brings the moisture content to 10.5-11.5%. The Ombligon variety, increasingly recognized for its competition-worthy quality, is primarily cultivated in Colombia, often yielding profoundly complex flavor profiles.

Roast
Medium
Grade
Premium
Origin
Colombia
Process
Oxidation, Fermentation, Controlled Drying
Tasting Notes
🍍
Tropical fruit
🍯
Sweet
🍓
Berry
Specialty Grade Single Origin Freshly Roasted Vegan
Pour-over
Grind + brew
AI Generated
01Grind 20g of Colombia El Diviso to a medium-fine consistency.
02Add to your pour-over brewer and bloom with 40ml of 93°C water for 30 seconds.
03Slowly pour remaining 280ml water in concentric circles over 2.5 minutes.
04Enjoy the vibrant tropical fruit notes that truly perk up your morning.
01Grind 18g of El Diviso to a fine espresso consistency.
02Extract 36g of rich, concentrated coffee over 25-30 seconds into your cup.
03Savor the intense tropical fruit and berry sweetness that Drip Roasters has crafted.
01Add 30g of coarse-ground Colombia El Diviso to your French Press.
02Pour 500ml of 94°C water, ensuring all grounds are saturated.
03Steep for 4 minutes, then slowly press the plunger.
04Pour and savour the full-bodied sweetness and berry notes of this unique brew.
Country
Colombia
Grade
Premium
Process
Oxidation, Fermentation, Controlled Drying
Blend
Single Origin
Roast
Medium
Size
250 g

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At first sip, this coffee tastes punchy, intense and surprising. The next sip, we find notes of berries and a lot of body. The coffee is extremely sweet, with tropical fruit notes of passion fruit, pineapple or mango, yet it is balanced and clear, a little bit like a multi-fruit juice – but at the same time much more complex. It's incredible how different coffee can taste.

During the harvest, only the very ripe coffee cherries are picked, which is checked by measuring the sucrose contents with a brix meter. The cherries are then placed in open plastic containers and left to oxidize for 48 hours. During this time, the sugar content and pH value are constantly monitored. Next, the cherries are placed in cold water in order for unripe, defective or lower-density beans to float to the top so they can be sorted out. This is followed by a thermal shock, which means the beans are rinsed with warm water that loosens the molecular structure and starts the fermentation process. The process is supported by adding a small quantity of yeast. The coffee cherries and yeast are then placed in plastic buckets, which are sealed airtight. For the next 38 hours, the coffee and microorganisms are left to themselves. Finally, a controlled drying process takes place in several stages and the coffee is dried to a moisture content of 10.5-11.5%.

The Ombligon variety has been receiving more attention recently, as high-quality coffees were produce from this variety and it was used in competitions more often. It is primarily grown in Colombia and often offers a very complex flavor profile.

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