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Colombia — Wilber Gómez

Roasted by Assembly Coffee

Colombian Pacamara with floral aromatics, citrus acidity, and balanced sweetness.

Colombia — Wilber Gómez — Assembly Coffee
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Colombia — Wilber Gómez

Pacamara is prized for its intensity and complexity – combining floral aromatics with a bright, citrus fruit acidity that gives the cup a distinctive taste.

This lot is processed as a semi-washed (honey), where some mucilage is left intact after pulping before undergoing 48 hours of controlled fermentation. During this stage, oxidation builds on the varietal’s inherent qualities, giving additional sweetness.

This approach brings more balance to the cup, softening the acidity slightly and supporting a more structured, weightier mouthfeel while allowing the Pacamara’s defining characteristics to remain vibrant.

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Context

Wilber Gómez's Colombian lot, processed via semi-washed method, showcases Pacamara—a varietal prized for distinctive floral and tea-like character. Assembly Coffee has drawn out floral aromatics alongside bright citrus fruit acidity and underlying sweetness in this Colombian offering. The semi-washed approach sits between fully washed and natural methods, typically allowing moderate fruit development while maintaining clarity—a balance evident in this profile's combination of delicate florality with structured acidity. This lot represents the kind of varietal-forward expression that Pacamara is increasingly known for among specialty roasters.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Colombia — Wilber Gómez grown?

Colombia — Wilber Gómez, roasted by Assembly Coffee, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.

What does Colombia — Wilber Gómez taste like?

Expect tasting notes of floral aromatics, citrus fruit acidity, and sweetness.

How is Colombia — Wilber Gómez processed?

Colombia — Wilber Gómez uses the Semi-washed process.

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