Bourbon Mora Silvestre Coffee

Bourbon Mora Silvestre

Producer: Marlon Rojas Pérez
Farm: La Reserva – Huila (Pitalito - Bruselas)

Aromatic notes:

Red berries, rose tea, drink with notes of blackberry, floral, lime, ripe fruit, plum and blueberries

Origin

Colombia

Department

Huila (Pitalito- Bruselas)

Farm

La Reserva

Altitude

1.720 MASL

Producer

Marlon Rojas Pérez

Species

Arabica

Variety

Bourbon Mora Silvestre

Process

Washed Co-Fermented

The husk and mucilage are separated from the fruit through pulping, and then a controlled co-fermentation is carried out with musts from wild blackberries typical of the region. This process enhances the aromatic and sensory notes of the coffee without masking its natural profile.

Fermentation

Cherry and Mucilage

The coffee is fermented submerged in the cherry for 96 hours. Afterwards, it is pulped and undergoes a second fermentation in mucilage for an additional 48 hours in fermentation vats alongside wild blackberry must.

Drying

Solar in African beds

Finally, a slow solar drying process is carried out for approximately 15 days to ensure stability, cleanliness, and uniformity in the grain.

Packaging

Jute sacks with GrainPro

GrainPro type bag plus jute bag to better preserve the quality and stability of the coffee during transport.

Available presentations

35 kg & 70 kg

Harvest

Manual

Contact us to request a price or a sample.

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