Bourbon Papayo is a specialty coffee from Colombia, grown by Marlon Rojas at Finca La Reserva, in Pitalito, Huila.
It is a washed, clean, and very aromatic coffee, with a tropical fruit and floral notes profile. A juicy, elegant, and balanced cup, ideal for those who enjoy complex, sweet, and expressive coffees.
☕ Recommended for
V60, Chemex, Aeropress, and pour-over methods.
🌺 Flavor profile
Tropical fruits and floral notes. Clean, juicy, aromatic cup with balanced acidity.
✨ Why choose it
- Colombian washed coffee with tropical and floral profile
- Bourbon Papayo variety, expressive and elegant
- Ideal for pour-over methods
- Clean, sweet, and very aromatic cup
- A great option if you're looking for a different but balanced coffee
- Roasted in Malaga by Artisan Coffee
🌎 Origin and process
- Origin: Colombia
- Region: Huila, Pitalito
- Producer: Marlon Rojas
- Farm: La Reserva
- Altitude: 1,720 masl
- Process: Washed
- Varietal: Bourbon Papayo
- Roast: Omniroast
🌱 About this coffee
This coffee comes from Finca La Reserva, in Pitalito, one of the most renowned areas of Huila for the quality and complexity of its specialty coffees.
The Bourbon Papayo variety is known for its expressive aromatic profile and its delicate and elegant character in the cup.
Thanks to its washed process and the altitude of cultivation, we find a clean, juicy, and very aromatic coffee, with notes reminiscent of tropical fruits and flowers.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Is Bourbon Papayo a good coffee for pour-over?
Yes. It is a very good option for V60, Chemex, Aeropress, and other pour-over methods, where its tropical, floral, and juicy profile is best appreciated.
Is it suitable for espresso?
It can be prepared as espresso, but we especially recommend it for pour-over methods if you want to better enjoy its complexity, sweetness, and balanced acidity.
What is the Bourbon Papayo variety?
Bourbon Papayo is a coffee variety recognized for its expressive aromatic profile, with a delicate, sweet, and elegant character in the cup.
Is it a very fruity coffee?
Yes. It has a fruity profile, with notes of tropical fruits and a very pleasant floral dimension.
Is it a good option if I'm starting in specialty coffee?
Yes, if you want to try a more expressive and aromatic Colombian coffee. If you prefer something more classic and chocolatey, perhaps Artisan Blend or Santa Cecilia would be a better fit for you.